05/07/2026
I am excited to share the completed Interactive 3D Experience for the historic Saint Alban the Martyr Anglican Church in Glen Williams, Ontario. Built in 1892, this beautiful Anglican church has long been a cornerstone of the community—its architecture, stained glass, and sacred atmosphere tell a story that deserves to be experienced by everyone.
The church was designed by Francis Spence Baker (1867–1926), a leading architect of the Edwardian era in Toronto and a native son of nearby Kilbride, Halton County. F.S. Baker went on to become the 2nd President of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (1910–1912) — a remarkable distinction for a man who left his mark right here in his own backyard.
My work focuses on enabling deeper connection, greater accessibility, and long‑term preservation of meaningful spaces like this. Through immersive digital experiences, churches and heritage sites can welcome visitors from anywhere, share their history in new ways, and safeguard their legacy for future generations.
If your organization is looking to enable broader engagement or preserve your space digitally, I’d love to help bring your story to life.
https://my.mpskin.com/tour/jf3gn2cfek
Anglican Diocese of Niagara
Ontario Heritage Trust