December 2011

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Ecclesiastical Art & Furnishings

Designer, fabricator & installer of new stained & leaded glass: restoration & replication; protective glazing; beveled, carved & fused/slumped glass; steel casement retrofitting; mosaics; established in 1920.

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The completed assemblage of gables glows during evening town hall meetings.

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Episcopal Church of the Nativity

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Artwork & Ornament

Eldridge Street Synagogue's Art Glass

Artwork & Ornament

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A peal of eight cast-bronze bells housed in the 110-ft.-tall Tower of the Visitation, designed by Portland, OR-based Soderstrom Architects, is now the central icon of Mount Angel Abbey in St. Benedict, OR. All photos: courtesy of Soderstrom Architects unless otherwise noted

Religious Buildings

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Ann Arbor, MI, was designed in 1868 by the prominent English Gothic architect Gordon W. Lloyd and completed to his specifications over the next 40 years. In 1950, the rectory was torn down to make way for a new parish hall, which was a stylistic departure. After careful master planning and assessment of its existing buildings, Quinn Evans Architects embarked on a full restoration of St. Andrew’s in 2008, including the first full replacement of its roof, masonry re-pointing, window restoration and a comprehensive restoration of the interior. All photos: Phillip Dattilo

Religious Buildings

Completed in 1891, Thomas P. Lonsdale’s Romanesque Revival Baptist Temple is built of rock-faced granite. Its main façade features two copper-covered domes and a semi-rose window in the center. It was recently restored and adapted as a performance arts center by RMJM Hillier and Keast & Hood Co. All photos: Jeffrey Totaro

Restoration & Renovation

Restoration & Renovation

John Milner Architects' Traditional Design and Restoration

John Milner Architects' traditional design and restoration work includes seamless sensitive additions, highly respectful restorations or new buildings in traditional styles.