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O’Hare International Airport

Project Description

Found in Terminal 1 of O’Hare International Airport, this beautiful wall of art glass was inspired by flight itself, suggestive of kite-flying, jet trails, and the tail of a plane. The piece is made with Lamberts mouth-blown glass in soothing greens, blues and violets. The windows were fabricated using a silicone lamination technique.

Project Highlights

Location

Chicago, IL

Artist

Guy Kemper

Fabricator

Derix Glasstudios

Medium

Laminated Lamberts mouth-blown stained glass, various techniques

Dimensions

Approx. 50 ft. wide x 12 ft. high

Project Testimonials

From the Architect

“The first question out of everyone’s mouth is about the Bendheim glass.”

- Timothy Ozog, Project Architect, Epstein

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