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The restored stained glass packed in boxes, bound for Singapore.
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The windows of the Chapel were covered by boards for protection once the stained glass were all removed. |
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CHIJ in 1995, 3 years after restoration began. Fountain Court starts to take form. |
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Installation of the stained glass windows included sealing in the panels into the walls. |
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All the restored stained glass packed in boxes and back in Singapore.
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At the Vitraux St Georges workshop where careful unpacking into the "strongbox" starts. |
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Once arriving at Vitraux St Georges, all the boxes have to be moved into the workshop for unpacking.
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Vitraux St Georges, July 1991, where about thirty thousand pieces of stained glass were painstakingly restored to their original brilliance. |
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The Carpark under restoration |
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Colours of the glass still have to be chosen |
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Fountain Court under construction |
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The water glue paper is taken off each stained glass panel before restoration work starts.
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Floral geometric motifs, before and after the restoration process.
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Putting in the new lead strip |
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Putting in the new lead strip |
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Top view of the restored Chijmes |
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Top view of the restored Chijmes |
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