Projects

The source material for the artist's windows in Heilig Kreuz Giesing were well over a thousand chest X-rays donated by Munich residents. A concept by the artist Christoph Brech.

The unusual installation in front of the Propyläen in Munich is the result of a collaboration between van Treeck and designers from Office Heinzelmann Ayadi (OHA).

The stained glass windows by Gerhard Richter for the Benedictine Abbey of St Mauritius in Tholey, Saarland, are made at van Treeck. It is one of the last important works of the world-famous painter.

Powerful and harmonious, the new artist's windows of Mahbuba Maqsoodi showcase the full potential of the stained glass art, filling the interior of the church with an play of light and colour.

Ergül Cengiz called her solo exhibition at Galerie Françoise Heitsch Harita. On this occasion for the first time she also collaborated with van Treeck.

Two wall mosaics made up of 180,000 glass smaltis, created by photo and video artist Christoph Brech, give their name to the new urn burial site at Munich's Westfriedhof.

A contemporary interpretation of the biblical theme of the Mount of Olives: van Treeck's mosaicists use thousands of smalti to create an analogue pixel image.

Blue, partially etched flashed glass creates a meditative atmosphere in the new day chapel of the Rummelsberg Diaconia.

Karen Irmer shows what contemporary art can do in public spaces with her atmospheric photodrawing on glass for a new university building in Augsburg.

To celebrate the 'Summer Solstice 2017' exhibition, artist Brian Clarke has unveiled fantastic new hand-blown glass screens. The artworks 'Leipzig' and 'Lincoln's Inn' have been produced in the van Treeck workshops.

van Treeck has restored and reconstructed the mosaic surfaces in "The New Museum", Berlin. A good half of the surface was reconstructed from hand-cast, coloured plaster-lime-sand cubes.

With the help of donors, the workshops were able to restore the Scherer windows in Passau's Church of the Holy Spirit with loving precision.

Dülferstrasse underground station is friendly and colourful: Munich-based artist Ricarda Dietz had glass made at Haus van Treeck.

Robert Filipski and Franziska Friese have designed a tapestry of glass and natural stone mosaics for the foyer of the International Meeting Centre (IBZ) in Halle.

For the desecrated church of St. Georg in Hebertshausen, near Munich, van Treeck created bright and powerful colour paintings based on the idea and concept of contemporary artist Jerry Zeniuk.

Fashion designer, architect and visual artist discover glass and mosaics for the POWER OF GLASS exhibition.

Red stained glass art for Venice - The 'Red'n'Ball' glass painting, initiated at the invitation of the Michelangelo Foundation, is a representative piece of craftsmanship from the traditional workshops.

The New York artist Bunny Rogers has discovered the tradition of lead glazing for herself and created a trendy triptych.

For the new parish hall of St Lorenz in Nuremberg, artist Thierry Boissel has drawn a glass structure on the wall.

Munich artist Ricarda Dietz has created glass balloons for the traditional Bergader cheese dairy: The artworks adorn the new building of the traditional Bavarian company.

The float glass painting designed and directed by Nikodemus Löffl in St Ursula's Hospice invites you to a moment of prayer.

Artist Nikolaus Hipp has created his first stained glass window for the Ahlen Maternity Centre. The calm before the storm' is the title of his glass painting for the newly designed delivery room.

With glass reinterpretations of beliefs, Susanne Wagner has created an unusual place of contemplation and hope in the centre of Munich.

Just in time for the 125th anniversary of King Ludwig II's death, two of the artistically designed windows of the Moorish Kiosk are shining in new splendour.

Colourful paintings for the elderly in Pfaffenhofen: Artist Nikolaus Hipp has created paintings for the glass front and entrance door of the newly designed prayer room at the St. Franziskus retirement home.

Commissioned by the Wüstenrot Foundation, van Treeck restored the large mosaic 'Man's relationship to nature and technology' by Spanish artist Josep Renau.

Glass painting on textured glass and exposed concrete - a perfect combination for the exhibition hall in Dornach near Munich.

The neverending "Lux ex alto" - 96 metres of typography on an illuminated strip of glass above the book shelves in the new monastery library in Metten, Germany.

In the skylight of the new kindergarten in Heufeld, hand-blown antique glass creates enchanting moments of light. A concept by Heidi Bayer-Wech.

With 'DNA Montgelas 2013', Munich-based artist Andreas Horlitz has designed a 32-metre-long glass light frieze for the entrance to an underground car park.

In 1963, based on designs by artists Sigrid Theimann and Roswina Hermes, van Treeck produced 78 windows for the Coronation Church in Ergenzingen.