Chapel in Budva, Montenegro
Budva, Montenegro- By
- Stevan Stanišić | Studio Stanišić
Mila Apperlo | Apperlo Art - Client
- Secretariat for Investments
- Year
- 2006
- Discipline
- Stained Glass, Sacred Art
- Design
- Branka Stijović and Slobodan Slovinić (design), Slobodan Mitrović (architect)
- Materials
- Mouth blown antique glass, lead came, steel T bar frames, clear protective glass
- Size
- 2 triangular windows, each about 15 ft wide and 10 ft tall, about 150 sq ft in all
2 large triangular stained glass windows for a chapel in Budva, Montenegro, designed by architect Slobodan Mitrović, from designs by Branka Stijović and Slobodan Slovinić: a cross with golden arches and an old town, and an abstract window of rose, coral and violet.
2 triangles of light
For a new chapel in Budva, on the Adriatic coast of Montenegro, designed by architect Slobodan Mitrović, Stanisic Studio made 2 large triangular stained glass windows in 2006, about 150 square feet in all. The designs are by the artists Branka Stijović and Slobodan Slovinić: one window is built around a cross with golden arches and the silhouette of an old town, the other is an abstract play of rose, coral, amber and violet. The glass is mouth blown antique glass from Germany and the United States, carried by steel frames that follow the lines of the design.
Highlights
The cross window in place
The abstract window in place
The cross window in Sombor
The abstract window in Sombor
The chapel
Architect Slobodan MitrovićChapel: Budva, Montenegro
Architect: Slobodan Mitrović
Design: Branka Stijović and Slobodan Slovinić
Client: Secretariat for Investments
Work: 2 triangular stained glass windows with steel frames and protective glass, about 150 sq ft
Glass: mouth blown antique glass from Germany and the United States
Fabrication and installation: Stanisic Studio, Sombor, Republic of Serbia
Year: 2006
