Holy Family Parish
Elongated Semi-Immersion Baptismal Font Pool Fed by an Offset Upper Bowl and Spillway Designed by: BORArchitecture, P.L.L.C.
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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
St. Eugene Church
Octagonal Baptismal Font with Four Triangular Upper Bowls with Spillways and Descending and Ascending Steps into a Cruciform Lower Pool Designed by: Architectural Design Group Church Contractor: Timberlake Construction
Church of the Resurrection
Semicircular Baptismal Font with Descending and Ascending Steps and Upper Font Bowl with Spillway Featuring Two Additional Marking Fonts with Spillways Designed by: Zarzycki Malik Architects, Inc.
St. Anthony of Padua
Cruciform Baptismal Font Featuring an Octagonal Upper Bowl with Inlaid Ceramic Dove Designed by: Marilyn Karpiinski (Interior Design Committee, St. Anthony Parish) and Jeremy Hatfield LEED AP of the Design Collaborative
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Octagonal Baptismal Font with Large Connecting Spillway from Upper Font to Lower Font Designed by: Ken Griesemer, Albuquerque, NM, Liturgical Design Consultant Architect: Ray Bertoldi, Ogden, UT
St. Teresa Church
Negative Edge Octagonal Baptismal Font with Ultrathin Exterior Catchpool Designed by: Dante Domenella AIA Stone finishes by Inspired Artisans
St. Adelaide Church
Negative Edge Cruciform Immersion Baptismal Font Designed by: Daniel D. White Architects
Sacred Heart Church
Cruciform Baptismal Font with Descending Steps, Circular Upper Bowl and Spillway Designed by: Billi Rue, Assoc. AIA
The Hills Church of Christ
Immersion Baptistery Designed by: Shanks Architects Built by: Steele Freeman, Inc. Pictured is a large immersion baptistery recently built for The Hills Church of Christ, North Richland Hills, TX. The baptistery pool, and its built-in water wall, were prefabricated at Water Structures LLC facility. Because of its size, the baptistery had