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The mega project Berlin Palace was a special opportunity and challenge for the German natural stone sector
It offered the opportunity not only to present the material exclusively, but also the possibilities of modern machines from 3D scanners to CNC wire saws
In the course of the current trend to upgrade homes, there are also many opportunities for natural stone in the outdoor sector
Fields of action are kitchen, barbecue, patio and porch or mashrabiyas for natural temperature regulation
Spanish Rosal Stones had a life cycle assessment drawn up for its Albamiel limestone and thus landed a hefty order in Paris, 1000 km away
The example shows that investments in product data are worthwhile and that natural stone does not lose its sustainability even when transported over medium distances
Villa in Tuscany: for each of the 6 bathrooms a different stone with a different finish
The architects who carried out the natural stonework are from Studio Zeno Pucci, Laperla Marmi
DK House by Rab architects: a monolith with travertine cladding as a “critical tribute“ to traditional building methods in Lebanon
At the listed site of Deir el Qamar, the planners have placed a modern building with distant views and openness to the landscape
OON-Architecture: “Marble House“ with futuristic design language on the edge of a golf course in Buenos Aires
The planners use slopes and angles to make the simple volumes appear to hover
Mies van der Rohe’s idea of a “universal space“ almost in its pure form: in Berlin, the Neue Nationalgalerie has been thoroughly renovated and inconspicuously modernized
The building from the 1960s uses glass and steel as well as a lot of natural stone
The Thai company Stone & Roses received one of the Natural Stone Institute’s Pinnacle Awards for its new “Texture D“
The exclusive Tenko Omakase restaurant in Bangkok’s Pullman Hotel has it as fassade cladding
For the conversion of the Manhattan Center in Brussels, the traces of the plans for a car-friendly city had to be removed from the high-rise building
jaspers-eyers Architects redesigned the 100 m high building in contemporary style
Stone Insight: the travertine handrails in the renovated Manhattan Center in Brussels
Special requirements arose because the staircase is an important escape route / Haptic pleasure of stone