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Wall & Ceiling - April/May 2005 Furieri’s contract has not been easy. “This job represents all the challenges of a plaster restoration project. We have a lot of complicated interventions that require the greatest precision. We have to makes our work inconspicuous and that is tricky on such a large scale” |
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Imperial Theatre - Saint-John, New Brunswick The decorative plaster work and specialty painting are reproduced from the original ornamentation. Master plasterer Jean-François Furieri made plaster molds from the originals. |
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The Canadian Architect oct. 1989 - Pantages Theatre Toronto “Mezzanine lobby. The medaillons and detailing in the ceiling were recovered from under thick layers of paint. Over 800 plaster casts and 1500 paint samples were taken in the restoration program overall.” |
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Reclamation on 42nd Street, New York Before any demolition could begin, master plaster restorer Jean-François Furieri and a 25 person crew from his Toronto-based firm, iconoplast Designs, spent three months painstakingly removing monumental plaster ornament from the Apollo. |
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This Old House “You could build a whole theater with the tools in two suitcases,” Furieri says |
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The New Brunswick Reader - Jan. 1994 ”Jean-François Furieri brings European craftmanship to the renovations of Saint John's venerable theatre” |
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Wall & Curtain Virtually nothing was salvageable from the interior of the Lyric, abandoned in 1922, but there were what Kofman calls “historic elements” still intact within the Apollo: boxes, the ceiling dome, columns, arches and decorative motifs that could be - if not restored - re-created. |
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The Toronto Star “From Egyptian to Art Nouveau to Art Deco - name your favorite period and you can get the architectural pieces” |
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The New York Time Iconoplast Designs restoration works at Times Square theatres - the Ford Center for Performing Arts, New York City With a Lavish Bow to the past, A Broadway Plalace is built. |
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