Public Places

 

    

The three sandblasted panels above, each 48" x 39"

were custom made for the American National Bank,

Yellowstone Branch, in Cheyenne, Wyoming.  May, 2008

 

    

Set of custom sandblasted horses for the American National Bank

downtown branch, Cheyenne, Wyoming.  Each panel - 30" x 39"  May, 2008.

These sets are for a divider between the inside and outside teller lines.

 

    

Fused glass panels for the American National Bank, in Monument Colorado, and

Colorado Springs, Colorado.  The view of Pikes Peak as seen from Colorado

Springs, with the garden of the God's in the foreground.  Each set of three pirces of

glass span 12' in length, and are 39" at the center.  They are a divider between

the inside and outside teller lines.  May 2008.

 

   

American National Bank Lobby, Casper, Wyoming.  Three 48" x 39" x 1/4" pieces of

clear glass were sandblasted with Casper Mountain in the background and an oil Rig

on the left and pumping unit on the right.  These create an interior divider between

the outside and inside teller lines. 

 

Taco John's in Douglas, Wyoming

These pieces won the owners an award from the

Historic Preservation committee.  It was presented during

a City Council meeting in Douglas, Wyoming, June, 2008.

18" x 48" sandblasted clear glass for the Taco John's

restaurant in Douglas, Wyoming.  December 2007.

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Three seperate panels, using images from the

actual historical photographs found at the

Wyoming Pioneer Museum in Douglas.

Images are from early Douglas, Wyoming.

 

 

       

Wyoming Cardiopulmonary glass installed above. Same panels shown below

with different back light. April, 2007.

 

      

Three of seven panels for Wyoming Cardiopulmonary, Casper, Wyoming. Stained glass colors

pick up the colors of Wyoming, with the golden grass, sage green and blue mountains and skies.

7' x 30" reception area for new addition, February, 2007.

 

 

24' wide and 4' tall, 1/2" tempered glass panels create a

divider between the lobby and the King Street Market

at the University of Wyoming, Laramie. The image is of

the Vedawoo rock formations, which are popular for

climbing  and camping in the vicinity of Laramie.

 

Above, 16' x 9', 4 seperate panels are part of a moveable wall

system between the King Street Market and the Caffeteria

at the University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.

Below, 20' x 9' section.  The images are of the Snowy

range that is close to Laramie. Installed 2005

Above photo is the wall installed, the photo below shows the pieces photographed in

my studio  in Casper, Wyoming. Each panel was 4' wide, x 9' tall,

and weighed about 300#.

 

 

 

    

A Clear Cast glass panel 34" x 17" x 1/2" makes a great background for the

acrylic lettering for this sign for State Line #7 Architecture, Casper,

Wyoming.  Setting the glass away from the wall and lighting from the top

ads another dimension to the sign with the shadows cast on the wall.

Sign assembly and lettering by Superior SIgn Company, Casper, Wyoming.

 

 

Sandblasted transom windows in the Jonah Bank of Wyoming.  June 2006

Parts of the design are sandblasted on each side of the glass of the 28 windows

around the lobby.  Close up of a transom above an office door below.

 

Sandblasted granite in the lobby of the Jonah Bank of Wyoming, in Casper.

June 2006, 4' x 4' granite sandblasted with the Gas symbol used by Mick McMurry.

Simple yet elegant.

 

 

    

Paradise Valley Golf course, May, 2007. Sandblasted granite distance markers and

stones that direct you to where to park the carts.

 

One set of thirteen transom windows that wrap around the front and

down the side of the Noble Hotel, Owned by the National

Outdoor Leadership School Lander, Wyoming.  Installed September 6, 2007.

The windows span a space between 11 and 12 feet for each set, each set

has three pieces, the center panel is 81" long, and all panels are 32" tall.

 

     

Transom Windows for the Noble Hotel, owned by the National Outdoor

Leadership School in Lander, Wyoming. The panel on the left is one

of 26 small panels that are about 28" wide and 32" tall for the windows across the

front and  down the side of the building.  The stack at right is 18 of the 26 panels

stacking up in the studio waiting for the completion of the rest of the panels. 

The larger panels in the sets that go between two of these smaller panels are 80"

long.   Installation is scheduled to be completed by the End of July, 2007.

 

Skylight above the lobby of the Noble Hotel in Lander, Wyoming.

The National Outdoor Leadership School owns this property and is renovating the facility for

their campus lodging.  The overall size is about 12' x 18'. 

                

       

 

The final pattern, the center repeats two times. Installed August 2, 2006. 

18 panels, each one is 28" wide, by about 48'

 

8' x 5' Smokery Window for the Noble Hotel in Lander, owned by

the National Outdoor Leadership School.  We did a restoration on the

reverse painted glass sign, which was badly damaged by water.

The repair included gold leaf and silver leaf. November, 2006

 

Leaded glass window restoration.  We recreated the

upper section of this window to match the rest of the

windows on the second floor of the NOLS building.

  

We repaired several bent panel lamps and wall sconces for the Noble Hotel

restoration project, 2006.

 

Sandblasted window for Casper Classical Academy,

Casper, Wyoming, August, 2007.  Purchased by the

9th grade class of 2007.   42" x 48"

12' x 18' sky light above the lobby of the historic Plains Hotel, Cheyenne, Wyoming.

 

SK Insurance sign.   The image is sandblasted and painted on

both sides of clear glass.

 

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