A passion for preservation led us to a monumental project this year with the skylight restoration at Surrogate’s Courthouse in New York. The building is now a nominee for Best Restoration of 2020 in Untapped New York’s Best of New York Awards.
Learn more about the history of the award-winning Surrogate’s Courthouse from Untapped New York. Our restoration of the lay light is a key component to this Beaux-Arts masterpiece.
Bovard Studio is the recent recipient of the 2020 ABC Connecticut Excellence in Construction Awards, First Place Institutional for our work at Church of St. Michael the Archangel, Pawcatuck, CT. This project took several years to complete and included resizing and restoring St Michael’s beautiful medallion windows as well as fashioning two completely new rose windows, including custom frames. We are pleased to preserve our clients stained glass windows for their new facility and aid in this remarkable transition.
The grand rose window of St. Andrews in Roanoke, VA was obscured by rectangular mullions that interfered with the circular design of the window. Bovard studio replaced the frame and yellowing covering with a new protective covering that allows for the underlying window to shine through. With history dating back to 1902, our Studio’s careful attention to detail allows for this structure to be seen as it was originally intended. We completed general restoration work and protective covering with our US patented aluminum vented frames, designed for the preservation of stained glass windows, for all 61 stained glass windows.
Our talented field crew work hard repairing the stained glass windows and installing new vented protective coverings* at the United Methodist Church in Medford, OR. Now the stained glass can be admired from both inside and outside the facility as well as protected for generations to come with our Patented Precision Flow ventilation system designed for the preservation of stained glass windows.
*US Patent number 7607267
Stained Glass Creation & Preservation
