The Finials have been installed at St. Paul's the Apostle in Westerville, Ohio.
The finials are made of copper covered with gold leaf. You can see in the photo below, the top of the finial has gold leaf applied, the bottom part still copper.
The finials were manufactured by Copper Craft out of Texas. There are a total of two, placed on top both corner side chapels.
Traditional Architecture, Design and Documentation
Friday, April 15, 2011
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
St. Paul Altar of Sacrifice
In less than three months, the new St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church in Westerville, Ohio will be dedicated. The church's new altar of sacrifice is designed by David Meleca - shown below.

The altar is made of Jerusalem limestone - built by hand in Jerusalem by Jerusalem Gardens Stone Works. Dimensions are, 8’-10” wide x 4’-4” deep x 3’-4” high.
The altar will arrive to the U.S. via ship, with each section packed in separate cargo containers. It will then be assembled at the church in Westerville.

The altar is made of Jerusalem limestone - built by hand in Jerusalem by Jerusalem Gardens Stone Works. Dimensions are, 8’-10” wide x 4’-4” deep x 3’-4” high.
The altar will arrive to the U.S. via ship, with each section packed in separate cargo containers. It will then be assembled at the church in Westerville.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Cathedral Steps
Meleca Architecture is assisting in the replacing of the St. Joseph Cathedral steps in downtown Columbus, Ohio.
The steps will be replaced using the same material - Columbus limestone. Below is a close-up of this rare stone.
North Shore Stone Quarries of northern Ohio is the only company who mines the stone. It comes from their quarry near Lake Erie. Columbus limestone is also used in the Ohio Statehouse, which is located just down the street from the Gothic designed Cathedral.
The steps facing E. Broad Street are scheduled to be completed in time for Easter Service. The steps facing the east will be completed by May.
East Broad Street Entrance |
Main entrance on E. Broad Street |
The steps will be replaced using the same material - Columbus limestone. Below is a close-up of this rare stone.
North Shore Stone Quarries of northern Ohio is the only company who mines the stone. It comes from their quarry near Lake Erie. Columbus limestone is also used in the Ohio Statehouse, which is located just down the street from the Gothic designed Cathedral.
The steps facing E. Broad Street are scheduled to be completed in time for Easter Service. The steps facing the east will be completed by May.
Monday, March 7, 2011
SafeAuto Headquarter's Featured
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
St. Paul Catholic Church Update
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Bravo! Lennox Town Center Opens
Bravo! Cucina Italiana restaurant is now open at Lennox Town Center in Columbus, Ohio. Designed by Meleca Architecture, this is the largest Bravo restaurant in the company and the third location in Columbus.
Upstairs features a second bar with terrace and can be curtained off for private events.
And, here's part of the Meleca Architecture team dedicated to Bravo/Brio Restaurant Group projects, enjoying a celebratory lunch.
Upstairs features a second bar with terrace and can be curtained off for private events.
And, here's part of the Meleca Architecture team dedicated to Bravo/Brio Restaurant Group projects, enjoying a celebratory lunch.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Catholic Foundation Wins Ohio Masonry Association Award
The Catholic Foundation, located downtown Columbus, Ohio, is the winner of the 2011 Ohio Masonry Assoications Commercial Honor Design Award.
Designed by Meleca Architecture, the project was awarded for outstanding design utilizing mansonry units.
Designed by Meleca Architecture, the project was awarded for outstanding design utilizing mansonry units.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)