Archive: all the stone news
Rolling Stones (“Pedras Rolantes“) in the Portuguese way in the pavement of the city of Évora
The artist Bernardo Bagulho creates faces and masks from leftover pieces from a sculpture center and thus sets charming accents on paths and squares
Rugo Stone receives 2020 Grande Pinnacle Award for their work on the Trinity Church Wall Street Altar & Chancel Restoration
The almost 175 years old house of worship received complete conservation and restoration of the Gothic Revival chancel and the historic Astor memorial altar
Miscellaneous: ideas with natural stone
A gabion with the number 1833 is one of the stops in the Battery Point Sculpture Trail in the city of Hobart, Australia. It is an easy stroll through the city’s history
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
Science news: meteorite flux to our planet, is Earth’s core lopsided?, Chamoli disaster could happen again, dinosaur giant Australotitan
Recent discoveries about our planet, its rocks, and other “stone” topics
Budri and Belgian designer Maarten De Ceulaer: “Pantheon“ collection of 4 tables inspired by the flooring in the ancient basilica in Rome
The way the inlays are inserted into the tabletops is an homage to the mastery of Italian marble craftsmen
“Tactile experience as a very important aesthetic dimension in sculpture“
In the exhibition “This Living Hand“ in the Henry Moore Studios & Gardens curated by Edmund de Waal, visitors are invited to touch the works in stone and bronze
Portugal’s stone exports also declined by double digits in 2020, but there was a significant improvement in yields per ton (+5.47%)
Of particular interest is that there were significant increases in shipments of processed products to both China and Italy
At one spot in the Charyn Canyon, Kazakhstan, five million years of climate change are preserved
An 80-meter-thick sedimentary helps scientists to understand the feedback mechanisms between land, atmosphere and ocean
Pierre De Valck: Cabinets and more with lapis lazuli, jasper as well as petrified wood as special accents
The Belgian designer combines the ancient gemstones with the modern material aluminum