David and Michelle Plachte-Zuieback Portfolio

The collection of stained glass windows, created by David and Michelle Plachte-Zuieback, over the past two decades represents a major contribution to the rich culture of Jewish life in America. This inspiring work, characterized by sumptuous detail and intricate layers of symbolism draws upon the long tradition of biblical interpretation and Jewish thought.

Web tour of the week Thy symbolism of the Lopati chapel

Lopati Chapel Temple Valley Beth Shalom Encino, CA


	Valley Beth Shalom Abraham Heschel School Temple Ohabai Shalom St. John's of Lodi Golub Residence Beth Am Los Altos Hills

	Stained Glass Windows Etched Glass Judaic Glassware Redsidential Projects


: Stained Glass Windows; Congregation Beth Israel, Charlottesville, VA
Congregatioin Beth AM, Buffalo Grove, IL
Congregtion Beth AM, Los Altos Hills, CA
Kehillat Ma'arav, Santa Monica, CA
Temple Ansche Sholom, Olympia Fields, IL
Temple Emanu-El, San Jose, CA
Abraham Heschel School, Northridge, CA
Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation,
Temple Valley Beth Shalom, Encino, CA
Temple Beth Sholom, Carmichael, CA
Temple Emanu-El, San Diego, CA
Temple Beth Torah, Ventura, CA
The Temple Ohabai Shalom, Nashville,

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: Glass Etchings; Lopati Chapel Aron Hakodesh
Congregation Beit Tefilah, Paramus, NJ

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: Selected Residential Works; Capon Residence, Charlottesville, VA
Golob Residence, Malibu, CA
Friedman Residence, San Diego, CA
Phillips Residence, Sherman Oaks, CA
Chilkov Residence, Venice, CA

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