to see Thorncrown. Known to many simply as the "glass chapel," it's a building that has won honors including the American Institute of Architects' 25-year Award, and that came in fourth on the AIA ...

Built in 1980, Thorncrown Chapel was the vision of owner Jim Reed who hired Jones to create a glass chapel that would celebrate the beautiful Ozark Hills. Inspired by Paris’ Sainte Chappelle ...

Many have heard of Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, known for its beautiful, yet simple, shape and glass windows. Commissioned by Jim Reed and designed by E. Fay Jones, the church ...

Thorncrown has won numerous architectural ... botanical garden just 45 minutes from Little Rock, this 57-foot-tall glass chapel was completed in 2006 and immediately became a showstopper.

Visitors to Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas will probably be struck by two things: the immense glass walls and ceiling and the dense forest visible all around. This was the dream of ...

The architecture of Thorncrown Chapel ... invasive power transmission lines just outside its pine and glass walls. The chapel, which is not affiliated with any one denomination, was designed ...

E. Fay Jones, one of the 20th century’s leading architects, who is best known for his Thorncrown Chapel, a web of wood, glass and stone in Eureka Springs, Ark., has died. He was 83. Jones ...

The famed Thorncrown Chapel in Eureka Springs ... the user will interact with the natural elements of water, fire, glass, stone and light, triggering 360-degree video clips that will highlight ...

Conceived by renowned architect Lloyd Wright, son of Frank Lloyd Wright, and dedicated in 1951, the chapel is often referred to as the "Glass Church." The chapel is predominantly constructed with ...

Built in 1980, Thorncrown Chapel was created to highlight its location, which was – and still is – an attractive natural setting for tourists in the area. The owner of the site, Jim Reed ...