Archive: all the stone news
Xiamen Stone Fair 2024 (2): as many visitors as before the Covid pandemic and a record in terms of exhibition space with two new halls
In its 24th edition, the industry show once again presented itself as a hub for all aspects of the natural stone sector
Saudi Arabia is pursuing a cultural policy in many fields as part of its “Vision 2030“
Modernization not only with spectacular construction projects such as “Neom,“ but also with numerous projects in the arts
New for members of the Natural Stone Institute: Thor Lundh Quarrier Award
The prize will honor people who made an extraordinary contribution to quarrying stone and have furthered the careers of other professionals
Stone+tec fair in Nuremberg (June 19 to 22, 2024) has already reached the size of the event two years before
Around 40 natural stone companies have registered / Congress on stone as a building material, restoration, gravestones / Tile+tec on design with ceramics is included for the first time
SilkarStone supplied 26,000 m² of its Laminated Stone Panels (LSP) for the new office tower of the Turkish Central Bank in Istanbul
At 325 m height, the building will be Turkey’s tallest skyscraper
The natural stone sector can contribute to sustainability in tourism with its building and decorative materials
Topics such as resource consumption and greenhouse gas emissions were discussed at the ITB tourism fair in Berlin
Natural stone worldwide: how stone and sport come together and what stonemasons and creatives have made of the subject
In our overview article, we have once again collected all kinds of curiosities
Miscellaneous: news all around ornamental stone and rock
In January 2024, there was excitement in Bosnia in the area around Zavidovici about a stone ball with a diameter of 3.3 m and an estimated weight of 30 tons that was unearthed. It was probably just a “concretion“, an accumulation of mineral substances
The Tomb Prize of the Swiss canton of Basel-Stadt aims to bring art and craft together
The aim is to focus citizens’ attention on “individual and high-quality grave markers”