Bertha Shortiss: “Sculpture is like a jar for energy. It’s like telling a story, finished by the observer”
The Swiss sculptress finds inspiration through reflection and nature to create her monumental and small format stone works
The Swiss sculptress finds inspiration through reflection and nature to create her monumental and small format stone works
The façade design – light stone for the old walls, dark wood for the new structure – frames the building against the backdrop of snow-capped mountains
The aim was to respect the historic brickwork of the original building while complementing it with modern materials in the new extension
Eight designers explored everyday objects made of stone
As “stonebricks” are becoming increasingly popular in the natural stone industry, we attended an expert meeting focused on the fired-clay variants of these building materials
In the arrivals hall, the walls – and other elements – are clad in a native yellow natural stone featuring striking brown veining
Initial projects will focus on sustainability (including EPDs and quarry reclamation), silicosis prevention, and will explore opportunities for a U.S. event dedicated entirely to natural stone