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Architecture: simply glue the stone slab on
(June 2012) Italian companies developed an inexpensive alternative for natural stone façades
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Architecture: lovingly spruced-up
(June 2012) Guimarães in Portugal and Maribor in Slovenia are this year’s European Capitals of Culture
Architecture: Bathing in a noble ambiance
(May 2012) Natural stone for the bathroom: Examples from Germany, Italy und Spain
Architecture: monumental and luxurious material
(May 2012) The new congress hall in Tashkent is purportedly Uzbekistan’s most modern
Architecture: Recycling of material as a central idea
(May 2012) The winner of the Pritzker Award, Wang Shu, was lauded for his concept of the city of the future
Bringing the canyon to the hotel
A Las Vegas luxury spa reconstructed a gorge in natural stone. But that’s not all: the spa also contains a Turkish bath, albeit in quartzite, not in marble
Architecture: Cooking in noble ambiance
(April 2012) Unusual cooking ideas were submitted at the Austrian Stone Masons’ competition. One such exocentric idea was a 10 cm-thick counter-top
Architecture: Stone walls – the new savings bank
(April 2012) Massive construction in natural stone is an idea at home in France: stone used in the building-block-style construction could be reclaimed to build a new home at a later date
Architecture: Bathing in noble ambiance
(March 2012) Natural stone for the bathroom: examples from the USA, Italy and France
Architecture: Ideas for walls, facades and floors (4)
(March 2012) Building in natural stone: contrasts in a cultural centre in Spain, broaching the history of architecture in German, and full circle back to an inconspicuous façade in Spain
Architecture: Cooking in a noble ambiance
(February 2012) Design examples of high end kitchens in natural stone from Germany and Spain: Bohus Grey, Macael Marmol, Warwick Satén
Alfredo Polti: Open-air-showroom on the facade
Swiss-based stone manufacturer shows raw and processed gneiss outside and inside a new building
Architecture: Mysticism in houses of worship
A marble plateau under a French altar, an open mausoleum in Portugal, and a House of Faith in Israel
Architecture: Trapezoids and rectangles on glass
Architects of Prague’s Amazon Court played with geometric shapes defining the façade structure in various stone claddings
Architecture: meeting places for citizens (2)
(January 2012) Designing of public spaces in natural stone in Norway and Great Britain. A look back at times when stone served as ballast in seafaring ships is Australia