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COMMERCIAL CUSTOM WORK
The following is a sample of the public commissions we've completed over the years.
These panels were created for a meditation room in a hospital.
These 4 dalle-de-verre panels were completed for a prayer room in Mary Help of Christians.
These 6 panels were built for a church in Provost.
When we first chatted with the window committee for the Central Lutheran Church... they didn't even have windows...
This half round panel was created for an interior wall, for the Associated Gospel Church in Provost.
It is quite a large piece and sits over the double doors that lead into the chapel.
This sidelight was built for a schools chapel. It tells the story of Jesus from birth to resurection.
This memorial panel was created for a school.
These panels were comissioned to compliment already existing stained glass panels.
The entrance way to St Matthew's Church was renovated and new window sets were added.
They had 5 existing panels but now had 8 spots so using the style of the original panels and working with a window comittee, we built 3 more sets of panels matching everything as closely as possible.
From the painted elements to working with all hand made glass, these windows were fun to build.
This pair of panels were built for Holy Acension, a small Orthodox Church just outside of the city. To keep with the traditional nature of the church, a traditional iconic image was used, and the figures were painted.
These panels were built for a church in Grande Prairie. Each panel is approx. 4' x 6' and were built using a couple of different widths of flat lead to "outline" the images. The consept and design was created by a member of the churches congregation.
We completed 16 Dalle De Vere Windows for St Thomas D'aquin Parish. What makes things a little overwhelming is that those 16 windows breaks down into 32 panels, 310 square feet, and approx 3100 lbs of glass and resin.
12 panels make up the four windows in the minichapel.
Unlike stained glass, the glass in these panels is approx 1 inch thick, and the panel is created / held together using a resin. Each of these panels weigh between 30 and 40 pounds.
This window panel already existed. We painted a crest and writing and then had to disassemble and cut into the panel to insert the crest.
To add to the excitement the window was located 40 feet above the alter.
These 6 panels were built for a school chapel in Sylvan lake
These 2 window sets were completed for a side chapel of a church in Okatoks.
These 5 windows were done for a church in Grande Prairie. The panels are set within an interior wall with the tabernacle set in the center.
This panel was created for a Tofield Church. The original design was created by a member of the church. (don't mind the scaffolding at the bottom of the panel).
At Our Lady of Good Council - Skaro Shrine we have now added windows depicting the Pieta, the Sorrowful Heart of Mary, the Pentacost, the Assumption, and the final window of the set, the Crowning of Mary.
This is the 4th panel created for St Dominic Savio Church.
These 4 panels were created for
either side of the alter in a
church just outside of Millet
This portrait of St. Dominic Savio is the 3rd window created for St Dominic Savio Church.
Our Lady of Good Council - Skaro Shrine
These are window sets
#3- the Holy Family,
#4- Mary at the cross, and
#10 - the child's window
This piece was built for St. Domminic School.
This set is the second set built for Our Lady of Good Council - Skaro. As with the first window, the nativity set was built using clear textures and pale colours. The window sets are almost 35 square feet per set of 5 windows so the clear textures and pale colours allow for the windows to elegantly tell the story of Mary without being over bearing in the small church.
This set of nine panels were built for the library in Holy Trinity School in Okatoks, Alberta. The school was looking for traditional imagery in a contemporary style. We incorperated the Holy Trinity along with some of the local landscape.
These panels were built for the entrance way of Holy Spirit Lutheran Church. The original artwork was created by a member of the congregation as a quilt design.
This panel is the second window created for St. Dominic Savio church. It depicts the spreading of Christianity though the lands and was created from a piece of artwork brought in to us.
Gerard Redmond, Hinton:
These 9 panels were built for the school's library, each panel is approximately 4' by 6'.
The 2 chapel windows show off some of the lanscape in the area and tell the story of creation.
Holy Redeemer School in Edson commissioned these 4 panels for the entrance way of their chapel. They represent the 4 seasons as well as some of the surrounding area. They also have various symbols through-out.
These 5 windows were created for Our Lady of Good Council - Skaro. They were created from a favorite image of Mary and built many in different clear textures with pale blue and amber for Mary's dress and wheat. The bottom window had not only the memorial writing but a rosary and 2 humming birds.
A small panel of Mary was also created. The children commissioned it as a birthday gift for their mother in memory of their father.
These fun little panels were created for the museum gift shop to use as signs.
This is a memorial window created for St. Dominic Savio church.
This set of windows was created for Lamont United Church, these memorial windows represent the church, the community of Lamont and the Harrold family.
These windows were created for Holy Spirit School in Sherwood Park.
These 9 windows were built for a window in the board room of the St. Albert Catholic School.
The total window opening was approximately 10' x 10'
You can contact us with any questions or comments at inquiries@bissettglass.com
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