The “Rivera Court” at the Detroit Institute of Arts (via DIA Photography blog)
Amidst the many tragic events in the news these days, it’s always nice to remember that hopeful things are still happening too.
Night view of Sports Center by KOZ Architects (Image via TheCoolist)
Would your kids be more motivated to play and get exercise if they could be immersed in fun, bright colors while doing so?
Rendering by Thomas Phifer and Partners (Image via ArchDaily)
Well, it’s always nice to see glass art making headlines.
Avenida Cresta house by Jonathan Segal (image via Architizer)
How would you like to live in a beach house made largely out of glass panels?
Berlin’s Sony Center (image via Wikipedia)
If you’ve been to Berlin in the past 15 years, then you’ve no doubt seen the incredible transformation of Potsdamer Platz that helped reinvent the city in the wake of many tumultuous decades.
Louis Vuitton Foundation Museum, designed by Frank Gehry (image via NYT)
Have you been hearing all the buzz about the new museum that opened in Paris this week?
Architectural glass concept by Steven Holl (via Arch Daily)
This past summer, the City of London Planning and Transportation Committee passed a resolution to grant planning and listed building consent for a new Maggie’s Centre (a charity which provides practical, emotional and social support for individuals with cancer) at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital.
Month of Glass (image via Toledo Arts Commission)
Well, not surprisingly, the bucket list keeps growing.
Backlit Reception Feature Wall at Potawatomi Hotel and Casino
I’m pleased to announce the completion of a new backlit reception feature wall.
Judith Schaechter’s “Waiting Room,” stained glass lightbox, 2014 (via Urban Glass)
Maybe it’s the crisp weather, or the colors of the changing trees – but there’s something about autumn that makes me want to get out and see art. Happily, one doesn’t need to look far to fulfill that urge; the fall pretty much always comes with an explosion of new exhibitions.