Building quickly and cost-effectively: edifices made entirely of small blocks of natural stone are popular in France
In a small village in the Vosges mountains, a visitor center was built entirely of sandstone and wood
In a small village in the Vosges mountains, a visitor center was built entirely of sandstone and wood
The architects of Artı3 Mimarlık wanted to respect the residential buildings and the natural landscape around them
The designers of Fran Silvestre Arquitectos have made the marble optically very light and avoid monoliths dominating the picture
The construction thus achieves a long service life and, due to the natural building materials, the best CO2 results
It was a great luck for the worldwide stone sector that after the damage to the stone this building icon was not lost to other façade materials
Landscape architect Professor Thorbjörn Andersson brings the seasons into the city with deciduous trees and spreads a natural stone mosaic pavement on the ground
A former roundabout for the cars has been turned into a place for the citizens, which gives them a bit of a feeling of home
The winery Longen-Schlöder in the Moselle valley invites visitors to spend the night far away from internet and TV
The local Bluestone, supplied by Carrières du Hainaut, was used
The planners of Golucci Interior Architects want to offer guests a place to escape from the hustle and bustle of the big city for the time of a bowl of pasta
The architects of Nomo Studio wanted to integrate the building into the landscape but at the same time show that it is new
Shown are concepts from all over Europe that show the versatility and modernity of the “‘great forgotten material of our time”
Prizes went to sustainable projects that demonstrate high architectural quality and energy-saving construction methods
The 350 individual elements can be produced and mounted on the wall in natural stone more cost-effectively than in other materials
The architects of NBBJ have decorated the lobby with a fantastic work of art / Picco Engineering provided the planning for the cutting and installation of the elements