Projects

Whether executing to the specifications of designers and architects or developing its own submissions in-house, Rambusch fabricates for private residences, public buildings and other spaces, both large and small.

Since its incorporation on December 17, 1898, the Rambusch Company has remained a small family business producing high-quality, custom-made objects and interiors to suit a wide range of clients. Over a century in existence, the Company has designed and executed more than 45,000 commissions in ecclesiastical arts, church interiors, stained glass, lighting, historic restoration, conservation, replication, art metal, and mosaic.

Rambusch has contributed to the design, creation, and restoration of landmarks, historic institutions, and centers of worship. From restoring the lobby of the Empire State Building, to creating the artwork honoring the first Catholic canonization to take place in the US, to returning the historic glow to Lady Liberty’s torch, our behind-the-scenes work has brought to life some of the most exquisite interiors and monuments in the world. Explore a selection of our projects to see samples of our work. 

Decorative Lighting Fixtures for Helsinki Finland Temple
Decorative Lighting Fixtures for Helsinki Finland Temple

Rambusch was an active participant in the creation of a unique family of decorative lighting fixtures that were understandable yet unique, both inspiring and supportive of the environment in which they have been placed.

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Interior Lighting Design for the Historic Equitable Life Building
Interior Lighting Design for the Historic Equitable Life Building

Rambusch Developed large-scale LED pendants, stylized from historical photos to define the scope for this expressive and complex LED lighting fixture prominently featured in the lobby of this New York, NY building.

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Installing Energy Saving LED Downlights at Indiana University
Installing Energy Saving LED Downlights at Indiana University

Purdue University saved significant installation costs by retrofitting an existing system with Rambusch LED downlights using existing Rambusch trims. Ambiance and user comfort has increased, with an expected energy savings of 70% and a 4-year payback.

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Liturgical Design and Engineered Lighting for Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Liturgical Design and Engineered Lighting for Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church

We designed, manufactured, and installed an integrated, expandable lighting system of Rambusch fixtures controlled by a Lutron multi-scene dimmer to serve all the various liturgies and lighting needs.

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LED Downlights for Penn State’s Premier Lecture Hall
LED Downlights for Penn State’s Premier Lecture Hall

Rambusch retrofitted the existing lighting system with LED Downlights, exceeding the previous light levels, cutting energy costs, and enhancing ambience and visual acuity.

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Architectural Lighting for Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Architectural Lighting for Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception

Rambusch designed, manufactured, and installed a new lighting system that dramatically reduced power consumption, saves maintenance costs, and, most importantly, modulates light via dimming programs that effectively support the various liturgies and events that take place in the Cathedral.

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Empire State Building Lobby Restoration
Empire State Building Lobby Restoration

We developed the ornate chandelier to return the Empire State Building lobby to its original interior atmosphere.

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Statue of Liberty Torch Restoration
Statue of Liberty Torch Restoration

Rambusch was selected to lead the team of artisans by Phelps Construction, who moved Liberty’s torch to the Statue of Liberty Museum on Ellis Island. Our artisans carried out conservation and restoration, including new lighting to illuminate the torch.

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Renovation, Restoration and Seismic Upgrade for the Utah State Capitol Building
Renovation, Restoration and Seismic Upgrade for the Utah State Capitol Building

This project included full-scale removal, documentation, refurbishment, and re-creation of the Capitol’s 1,400 interior lighting fixtures and helped establish lighting levels, quality metrics, and five grades of finish and fineness.

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