50th Anniversary Celebration of Priory Chapel

50th Anniversary Celebration of Priory Chapel at St. Louis Abbey
Thursday, April 26, 2012

You are invited to attend a special celebration of the St. Louis Abbey’s 50th anniversary, complete with comments from Fr. Gregory Mohrman, Gyo Obata, FAIA and a lecture by Andrew Raimist, AIA on centrally-planned churches from European history. This is a unique opportunity to celebrate with a client who appreciates architects and architecture and a truly once in a fifty year time experience.

Photography copyright Andrew Raimist, AIA.




At the culmination of the program, the Benedictine monks will chant to demonstrate the acoustics of the chapel; we will then proceed to the monastery for a reception.
Photography copyright Andrew Raimist, AIA.

event:     50th Anniversary, St. Louis Abbey (Priory Chapel)

date:       Thursday, April 26, 2012

time:        5:30 – 6:30pm program
                6:30 – 7:30pm reception @ the monastery

Photography copyright Andrew Raimist, AIA.

program:          Comments by design architect Gyo Obata, FAIA
                         Lecture by Andrew Raimist, AIA
                         Demonstration of the acoustics of the chapel by monks
                                  
location:           500 South Mason Road, Creve Coeur, Missouri 63141

Photography copyright Andrew Raimist, AIA.

education credit:  One hour continuing education HSW credit

Photography copyright Andrew Raimist, AIA.

RSVP:                 member@aia-stlouis.org (indicate program)

Comments

  1. Anonymous06 June, 2012

    Greetings, How is the glare of light controled during various times of the day? Christa, OSB
    Senior Consultant, Liturgical & Ritual Services

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  2. The translucent fiberglass insulated panels that act as the glazing control the light extremely well. They are actually tinted to admit only 30% of the daylight to the interior. There is a wonderful glow of light on the interior that is constantly changing with the sun, clouds, weather, seasons, etc.

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