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    • Four monumental totems in stone adorn the access roads to a community in the French Haut-Languedoc mountain range, Pierre Actual reports (#9/2023)

The NSI’s Building Stone Magazine describes the grandeur of the Moynihan Train Hall at the Pennsylvania Station in NYC (issue Spring 2023)

Link: https://viewer.joomag.com/building-stone-magazine-spring-2023-spring-2023/0015266001687373873

Stone-ideas.com: the International Magazine for Architecture, Design and Art with Natural Stone

 

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