Architectural Glass Art, Inc. -ECCLESIASTICAL PORTFOLIO-

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Architectural Glass Art, Inc.-ECCLESIASTICAL
PORTFOLIO-

• Expanding the Role of Glass in Architecture

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Company History

• Architectural Glass Art was founded in 1875 as a
  stained glass studio, it is one of the oldest
  American studios in continuous operation.
• Ken vonRoenn purchased company in 1991 and
  reorganized the studio to focus on more diverse
  applications in glass, thereby expanding the role
  of glass in architecture.

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Objective

• Architectural Glass Arts primary objective is to
  expand the role of glass in architecture and make
  it more interesting, exciting, and ultimately
  more meaningful for those who live, work and
  experience it.
• This is accomplished by expanding the diversity
  of applications and the use of new technologies.

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Ecclesiastical Projects

• At Architectural Glass Art, we are primarily
  concerned with the relationship between the work
  and the buildings of which they are a part and
  the community they represent. We approach each
  project individually and develop designs that are
  responsive to the particular character and the
  specific needs of the church and its members.
• For each project, Architectural Glass Art tires
  to express the uniqueness of each parish or
  congregation in the designs they create. It is
  for this reason that they are recognized for
  their broad diversity of approaches amongst all
  their projects. It is their objective to create
  work that reflects the character of the
  community.

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Cathedrals
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Christ Church, Louisville
Night View
Day View
Louisville, Kentucky
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Cathedral of Incarnation
Nashville, Tennessee
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Christ Church Cathedral, Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Monasteries
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Carmelite Monastery
Indianapolis, Indiana
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Mt. St. Joseph
Owensboro, Kentucky
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Abbey of Gesthemane
Trappist, Kentucky
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Abbey of Gesthemane
Trappist, Kentucky
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Shrines
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Mary, Queen of the Universe
Orlando, Florida
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Mary, Queen of the Universe
Orlando, Florida
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Parishes / Congregations
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St. Peters
Geneva, Illinois
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St. Peters
Geneva, Illinois
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St. Peters
Geneva, Illinois
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St. Peters
Geneva, Illinois
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St. Marys
Ft. Wayne, Indiana
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St. Annes
Rock Hill, South Carolina
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St. Margaret of York
Loveland, Ohio
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St. Margaret of York
Loveland, Ohio
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Church of the Redeemer
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St. Patrick Catholic Church
Bryan, Ohio
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St. Patrick Catholic Church
Plat
Bryan, Ohio
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Beargrass Christian Church
Louisville, KY
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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Wichita, KS
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St. Margaret Mary
Louisville, KY
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St. Margaret Mary
Louisville, KY
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St. Albert the Great
Louisville, Kentucky
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St. John Vianney
Houston, Texas
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St. John Vianney
Houston, Texas
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St. Andrews
Louisville, Kentucky
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St. Rose of Lima
Nevada
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St. Edwards
Spring, TX
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St. Edwards
Spring, TX
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Young Israel Synagogue
Brookline, Massachusetts
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Institutions
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St. Louis Airport
St. Louis, Missouri
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St. Francis Medical Center
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Memorial Regional Medical Ctr
Richmond, Virginia
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Franciscan Provenciliate
Louisville, Kentucky
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St. Xavier
Chicago, Illinois
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Home of the Innocents
Louisville, Kentucky
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Corpus Christi
Toledo, Ohio
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Presbyterian Foundation
Louisville, Kentucky
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Battell Chapel, Yale University
New Haven, Connecticut
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Childrens Hospital Medical Ctr
Cincinnati, Ohio
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Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York, New York
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Loma Linda University
San Bernadino, California
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Carrolton School
Coral Gables, Florida
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Furnishings
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Christ the King
Southaven, Mississippi
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Mary, Queen of the Universe
Orlando, Florida
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Middletown Christian
Louisville, Kentucky
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St. Charles
Kettering, Ohio
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St. Charles
Kettering, Ohio
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St. Louis Airport
St. Louis, Missouri
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Carmelite Monastery
Indianapolis, Indiana
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Franciscan Provencialate
Ellicott City, Maryland
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Upcoming Projects
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All Saints
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Christ Church United Methodist
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The Process

• Each project begins with a visit to the
  church/synagogue to meet the congregation and to
  discuss the specific desires of the community
  with the committee responsible for the artistic
  glass. At this stage a preliminary budget is
  determined to which the designs will be created.
  The design process doesnt begin until this
  meeting because the input received during this
  visit is vital to the development of the design.
• The first stage of the design is the construction
  of an architectural model into which
  transparencies of the windows will be fit. The
  model is a very effective method of seeing the
  relationship of the windows to the space where
  they are intended. In this way the committee can
  more accurately comment on the design of the
  work. Accompanying the model and designs are full
  scale prototypes to demonstrate the techniques
  used in the design. All of these items are also
  very useful for fund raising. The designs are
  refined over several meetings from the comments
  made by the committee. At the appropriate time
  determined by the committee the designs, model
  and prototypes are presented to the whole
  community.

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Architectural Glass Art, Inc. 815 West Market
Street Louisville, KY 40202 800.795.9429 www.AGAi
nc.com