History of Written Law - Denver, CO
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These stained glass windows are found in the newly constructed Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center in Denver, Colorado, USA.
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Location: Colorado, United States
Date Posted: 02/10/2013
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These stained glass windows are found in the Law Library of the Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center. Each windows includes etchings from famous written law documents from the centuries. The design features ancient and historic texts including the U.S. Constitution and the Colorado Constitution. The windows are created by WRW Studio (
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"While architectural art glass is usually associated with decorative applications, we see glass as integral to the built environment. We combine old and new technologies and always welcome the chance to experiment. By collaborating with innovators in the fields of architecture and design, we aim to reveal the full potential of glass.
Our 15,000 square-foot workshop in New York’s Catskill mountains houses separate studios for design and model-making, glass fabrication, and wood and metal work. We are fully equipped for leading, etching, staining and painting, photo-emulsion, fusing, slumping, and lamination and can accommodate projects of any size." (from (
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The Judicial Center is open to the public, but does have security similar to the airport. No guns, knives, weapons, etc. You will have your baggage X-Rayed and walk through a metal detector. They Colorado State Patrol Officers in the security areas are very professional and friendly. Photography is allowed. The Law Library is nearer the north entrance than the south.