Archive: all the stone news
The architects of Karavan Landskapsarkitekter have transformed the pedestrian zone in Uppsala, Sweden, into a place to linger lined with a stone pavement
The pattern of granite ashlars creates an air of turbulence so pedestrians will notice without walking past
At the “Gate of the Exonerated“ at Central Park, a message is carved in stone
The name of the entrance is a reminder of a miscarriage of justice and of prejudice by the press
Stonemasonry winners in the “The Good Form” and “Professionals Perform“ craftsmanship-competitions were announced in Germany
Marks are given for creativity and skill at work or for professional working under time pressure, respectively
Miscellaneous: news all around natural stone and rock
This mosaic pavement adorns the port of the Swedish city of Sundsvall. The designer was landscape architect Bibbie Leine
“Fusion 2” gets together sculptors from around the world plus marble and wood as materials
10 young artists have been working in a project by Italian Arkad Foundation from Seravezza and the Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre (vA!)
Notre-Dame de Paris detaches step by step from the supporting structures 4 years after the inferno
In the months since December 2022, the first vault and the substructure for the crossing tower La Flèche have been restored
Natural stone room dividers: design ideas that provide a limited passage through the wall for light and air
We show examples from our archive, which also include movable walls
David Chipperfield is Pritzker Prize winner 2023
His works are characterized by sensitivity to the site and the environment and show mastery of formal language
Previously unknown chamber in the Cheops pyramid detected with endoscopic cameras
Previous measurements had only given an indication of the existence of a hidden cavity in the area of the so-called chevron
At the StonExpo trade fair in Las Vegas, an international joint stand named “Stone Pavilion” was initiated as the first action of the new “Natural Stone Strategic Alliance“
The national associations of the USA, Brazil, Italy, Greece, and Portugal were involved