Tracery
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Entryway and rose window for the Brickman Center at the Bryn Athyn College, Bryn Athyn PA.
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This design was awarded a 2015 Palladio Award. Historic Doors designed and fabricated all of the woodwork involved in this pipe organ facade. Bryn Athyn Cathedral, Bryn Athyn PA. Photo credit: Tom Crane.
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This design was awarded a 2015 Palladio Award. Historic Doors designed and fabricated all of the woodwork involved in this pipe organ facade. Bryn Athyn Cathedral, Bryn Athyn PA. Photo credit: Len Levasseur.
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Tracery
Tracery is curved, geometrical ornament found in windows, fanlights and sidelights. Tracery patterns give an opening focus and a sense of wonder.
Our experience with curved woodwork and geometry over the years has led to many wonderful opportunities building tracery for universities, churches, and residential entryways.
Historical Note
Tracery is usually thought of in its traditional gothic application. It can also found in Federal and Classical Revival sidelights and fanlights.