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Sydney’s new airport showcases Australian sandstone in a prominent way
In the arrivals hall, the walls – and other elements – are clad in a native yellow natural stone featuring striking brown veining
Architecture news (Archive)
Tchoban Voss Architekten: “Berclay” Medical Center and Commercial Building in Berlin, featuring a striking facade with two types of limestone
The ground floor is clad in gray Limes Dolomite, while the upper floors are clad in light-colored Mocca Creme
The Bau trade show in Munich (January 11 – 15, 2027) has a focus on circular economy and healthy building materials with a low carbon footprint
Life cycle assessments, Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), and the measurement of so-called gray emissions are becoming increasingly important
The natural stone facade of the Yellow River National Museum in Zhengzhou abstractly traces the course of the river
The architects from Gerkan, Marg and Partners (gmp) address not only the cultural significance but also the landscape-shaping aspects of the 5,000 km long river
Damaged stonebricks find a new use as bar counter material at the stylish Brown’s of Leith in Edinburgh
The designers at Groves-Raines Architects Studios (GRAS) explained the concept behind it: “Stone does not need to be reintroduced. It needs to be re-learned”
London’s Maida Hill Market now boasts a public restroom made of natural stone
The use of recycled material further democratizes the material
Kengo Kuma: An Arched Structure to Protect the Artwork at the Entrance of Angers Cathedral
During the cleaning of the façade at the main entrance in 2009, the colors of the medieval paintings were revealed
New City Forum (Stadtforum) in Dresden by Tchoban Voss Architects and Barcode Architects
The facade, constructed of Dietfurt limestone, is divided into three sections, each reflecting the function of the spaces within
Climate-friendly Redesign of Grosvenor Square in London with Granite Benches as Seating
The history of this 300-year-old park reflects how people’s attitudes toward nature have evolved
The roof of the new train station in Varberg, Sweden, references bathing at the beach
Many details, such as the materials used and the window design, tell the story of the town and its history
Hermelin Light marble from Norway for the new “Marmormolen” building at Marmorvej in Copenhagen’s Nordhavn district, now known as “Marble City”
Henning Larsen Architects, the client AP Pension, and Fauske marble by Moser company tell a story from the former free port of the Danish capital with a floor covering
Stone Insight: How the post-tensioning of the staircases was done
Challenges connected to using the steel cables were to minimize the carbon footprint yet provide robust load transfer and to strike a balance between performance and seamless integration
Three staircases in a residential building on Long Island, unlike anything else in the world
The structure, made of white Danby Fantastico marble with tensioned steel cables, is more of a sculpture than a mundane way to get from one floor to another
