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Walls of natural stone brave the cutting Himalaya winds
In Nepal on the border to Tibet, a radio station was erected which some might describe as the world’s finest
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Typical Mediterranean
Greek Kallimarmaron Company has designed bathrooms in a Thessaloniki residence
Sweden’s Helsingborg has wall-to-wall stone carpeting in its Kullagatan shopping mall
A striking design conceived after ancient Islamic geometric patterns sets a special accent
Cosentino as technical sponsor at the Venice Architecture Biennale
Architect Daniel Libeskind shows sculptural „X” made of engineered stone Dekton
Natural stone effectively implemented: trapezoids in the foyer and a vanity with the course of a stream
Austrian Steinzentrum Hallein’s awards were given in 3 categories to natural stone installations in a villa overlooking Lake Wörth
MIA-Pinnacle Awards: „end match“ and „book match“ with marble in perfection
An unusual bathroom design took the Marble Institute of America’s award for bathroom design
Five colors of natural stone lead to Leuven’s central station
In the Belgian city of Leuven office complexes with eye-catching façades line the railway tracks
Stone hyperrectangles change their shape and adopt new surface structure
In Mexico’s port of Veracruz, a memorial commemorates the centennial of Jewish emigration / IMM Carrara Marble Architecture Awards
Abstract floral patterns in limestone in Cambridge University’s Sainsbury Laboratory
Artist Susanna Heron derived her inspiration for her mural from the herbarium’s collection
Marble Sculptures by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava
The Marlborough Gallery in N.Y.C. shows his pieces bridging the boundaries between fine arts and engineering
Potsdam University’s new library: interplay of natural and mock-granite
Golm’s new building complex wants to be seen as a monolith and yet make the complexity of its interior visible on the outside
Façade in Iceland: Studlaberg Granite for Akureyri’s new cultural center
The building’s epidermis and its interior décor unmistakably reflect Iceland’s wild and rugged landscape
Architecture in natural stone: The unbearable lightness of stone owing (!) to its mass
Bari Politecnico’s Giuseppe Fallacara developed a concept adapted to building with stone
Pousada Ribadumia: Façade in stone siding with 4 m elements
Create a hotel project „with a high recognition factor for touristic products“
Limestone originating from the Isle of Brač for two Vienna penthouses
Croatian stone masonry manufacture Dražen Jakšić realized the project