Shell Design Examples
Assorted Custom Shell Designs Each baptismal font shell delivered by Water Structures is custom-designed by the Church's architect or liturgical designer, and built to specifications.
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Multi-level Free-form Baptismal Font, St. Zepherin’s Church
Multi-level Freeform Baptismal Font Built in 1995
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Multi-level baptismal font with glass baptismal bowl Designed by: L&F Design Build
All Saints Catholic Church
Upper lower semi-immersion font Designed and built by: Scot WeWaard
St. Clare Catholic Church
Upper font baptismal bowl with three spillways Designed by: Martin J. Kleiber, KS Consulting A division of Kahler Slater Architects, Inc. The two side spillways on this font go into two additional marking fonts.
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Single level font pool with distinctive limestone surround This coffin-shaped font, like many fonts we build, features steps built into the shell during fabrication.
St. Daniel Church
Upper font bowl overflows into a shallow pool which empties down a distinctive spillway into the lower semi-immersion pool Designed by: AJ Bellomo Studios, Tony Bellomo
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
Distinctive cruciform baptismal font with an upper font bowl with spillway and separate infant bowl Designed by: Steve Eveans, Architect
Holy Family Parish
Elongated Semi-Immersion Baptismal Font Pool Fed by an Offset Upper Bowl and Spillway Designed by: BORArchitecture, P.L.L.C.
St. Catherine of Siena
Semi-Immersion Baptismal Font with a Built-in Pathway with Gates for Use During Funerals, and Upper Bowl with Spillway Liturgical Designer/Architect: George Tharin, R.A. / Williamson Dacar Associates Photographer: David Eckel