Blogging about a large architectural glass installation

[Paul Housberg]

This Sunday, I’m heading to Germany to work on an exciting new glass art installation for the Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Boston’s Charlestown Navy Yard. Over the next few weeks, I plan (hope) to blog about the experience. If you're interested, you can follow along here: http://www.glassproject.com/blog and/or, better yet, "like" my facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/housberg

The first post, which gives a brief introduction to the project, is up. I welcome your comments and questions and will do my best to respond.

[Havi]

Good luck, Paul





Havi

[twin vision glass]

Hello Paul, I LIKED and will be reading with great interest. Thanks for letting us follow and watch the process with you !!!!!!! Leslie

[Paul Housberg]

Part 2 is now live here: http://www.glassproject.com/blog and/or, better yet, "like" my facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/housberg

[bob proulx]

Good luck with the project Paul, will we be able to check it out at the time of installation.
Bob

[Paul Housberg]

Good luck with the project Paul, will we be able to check it out at the time of installation.
Bob

Once the hospital is finished and taking patients, the lobby will be open to the public. If you are asking whether you will be able to visit during the actual installation of the art glass, I would have to say probably not as it will still be a construction site and, thus, a secured area.

[Paul Housberg]

Part 3 is now live here: http://www.glassproject.com/blog and/or, better yet, "like" my facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/housberg

Includes a little discussion about the collaborative nature of this work...

[Paul Housberg]

Part 4 is now live. This post is about throwing paint!

Here: https://www.facebook.com/housberg

Or here: http://www.glassproject.com/blog

[Paul Housberg]

Part 5 is now live. How do you confront the "blank canvas"?

Here: https://www.facebook.com/housberg

Or here: http://www.glassproject.com/blog