Explore the purpose of art in college chapels, from inspiring reflection and spiritual connection to preserving history, fostering community, and enriching campus identity.
Curious about the process of scagliola plaster? Here we explore the art of scagliola plaster, one of the oldest finishing techniques dating back to 17th century Europe.
The legacy of Maginnis & Walsh in college chapel architecture, exploring their Gothic Revival designs, and lasting influence on campus sacred spaces across America.
Learn what to expect when budgeting for theatre restoration, from decorative repairs and plaster conservation to specialty finishes and long-term preservation strategies.
Explore why donors are essential to church and chapel construction, supporting sacred architecture, preserving tradition, and making meaningful spaces of worship possible.
The column is perhaps the most fundamental structure in classical architecture. The five orders of columns in classical architecture include: Tuscan, Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, and Composite.
Discover 3 historic collegiate buildings designed by Charles Bulfinch, America’s first professional architect, and learn how his timeless style shaped campus architecture.
Discover the visionary work of Ralph Adams Cram, whose collegiate and ecclesiastical designs shaped some of America’s most iconic campuses and churches.
Discover how mold and mildew threaten the integrity of historic artwork. Explore the causes, risks, and preservation strategies to protect treasured murals and fine artwork from lasting damage.
Understand the history of gold leaf, the proper gilding process in architectural and decorative applications, and the factors that ensure its durability.
It can be tough to identify if plaster damage is due to water, craftsmanship, or structural integrity of the building. There are several hallmarks of water damage that will help you identify if water is the underlying problem.
