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Integration of expressive glass with architecture
Belmont University Chapel, Nashville, TN
Along the two sides of the chapel are six windows, approximately 8’ wide and 24’ tall, composed of laminated beveled glass and leaded antique glass. The beveled glass was used to provide sparkling quality at night when viewed from the exterior. At the altar area is a wall mounted rosette relief sculpture, 12’ diameter, that is composed of dichroic glass, glass jewels laminated to glass elements positioned several inches in front of the background. Surrounding the glass elements in a circular light assembly that illuminates the dichroic glass casting and reflecting colored light throughout the composition.
Architect: ESa, Nashville, TN: https://esarch.com/
David Minnigan, Project Architect
Janet Wennerland, Interior Designer
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Internal Illumination
Ambient Illumination
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