Terry Byrd Eason

Since 1976, Terry Byrd Eason has worked as a Liturgical Design Consultant specializing in places of worship.  Having earned a Bachelor’s degree of Environmental Design in Architecture from the School of Design at North Carolina State University, Eason began his specialization with the Rambusch Company of New York City and then went on to establish his own practice in 1983, which continues to this day based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.  The scope of his work ranges from consulting with congregations and other design professionals on matters of liturgical design to the actual design and administration of construction for liturgical furnishings and worship spaces.  Some of his firm’s most notable projects include:  St. Martin’s Episcopal Church in Houston, Texas; Restoration and Renovation of St. Paul’s Cathedral in Buffalo, New York designed by Richard Upjohn; Holy Apostles Episcopal Church in New York City; and Restoration of the Christ Church in Raleigh, North Carolina, a National Landmark Building also designed by Upjohn.  His clients number over one hundred-twenty Protestant, Episcopal and Roman Catholic congregations located in over twenty-five states.  Eason has lectured extensively on the subject of religious architecture and has served on a jury for the Annual Interfaith Forum on Religion, Art, & Architecture Design Awards presented to religious architectural projects throughout the country.

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