Gracing the City’s Landmarks
From the Fire Department's 9/11 memorial to historic churches and landmark buildings, some of the city's most hallowed sites bear the old-world work of a Manhattan company founded 110 years ago.
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New York Museum Is Keeper of the Flame
The Illuminating Engineering Society reports on the latest updates to the Statue of Liberty's iconic torch by Rambusch artisans and technicians.
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The BBC looks at the Statue of Liberty Torch restoration
Phelps Construction selected Rambusch to lead the team of artisans who moved Liberty’s torch and carried out its conservation.
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The Building That Spurred Skyscraper Zoning Gets A $50 Million Restoration
The arched two-story entry to the venerable building has been restored to its 1915 design with help from the Rambusch Lighting Co.
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Our Building Project: Part II – Heritage
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart reflects on its collaboration with Martin and Edwin Rambusch for their recent renovations.
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Video: WIVB4 Tour of South Buffalo Church
“Rambusch was brought in to decorate what was known as ‘The Mother Church’ to celebrate the heritage of the Celtic Irish people.”
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Designing mosaic for massive dome was challenging, say father and son who led effort
The father and son team of Viggo and Martin Rambusch were the artistic designers of the Trinity Dome Mosaic that was dedicated by Cardinal Donald Wuerl on Dec. 8 at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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Robert E. Rambusch’s influence on the shape of worship endures
The National Catholic Reported looks back on the life of Robert Rambusch and his legacy as a liturgical designer.
Read MoreRobert E. Rambusch Interview
Sharon Woolums interviews Robert Rambusch on working as a creative and living in New York City's Greenwich Village in the mid 20th Century.
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One-on-One with Edwin Rambusch
Katja Heinemann of Architectural Lighting speaks to Edwin Rambusch lighting design and continuing the Rambusch legacy through the 21st Century.
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