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Design: Shining eyes in Marble

Design: Shining eyes in Marble

(January 2012) Italian developers light up natural stone with LEDs

Trade fairs: „Trend and sample bank“

Trade fairs: „Trend and sample bank“

(January 2012) The Stone Expo in the Belgian city of Ghent offers exhibitors a novel form of presenting their products

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

(January 2012) 396 wheels on 44 axes are needed to transport the giant 340 t stone block

Architecture: Caucasian towers, a house of worship in India, a Spanish tannery and more

Architecture: Caucasian towers, a house of worship in India, a Spanish tannery and more

(December 2011) Once again Marmomacc was host to the International Award Architecture in Stone, presenting contemporary and historic projects from around the world

Design: Butterflies, leaves and snakes

Design: Butterflies, leaves and snakes

(December 2011) News from Antolini Luigi and his „Natura“ collection

Trade fairs: a look at the branch through Polish eyes

Trade fairs: a look at the branch through Polish eyes

(December 2011) The Polish city of Poznań was once again was host to the Kamień-Stone trade fair in November

Stone Stories: Behind the facade

Stone Stories: Behind the facade

(December 2011) The unlikely story of the singularly, possibly most expensive, stone wall made of cheap material – and wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

(December 2011) The price for transportation by ship in declining

Design: „There is new life in marble“

Design: „There is new life in marble“

(December 2011) Light and stone are opposites like black and white – how they can go forth and bear fruit was examined in „Luce e Materia“ from which ideas for new products could be born

Architecture: Sensational sandstone and glass façade

Architecture: Sensational sandstone and glass façade

(December 2011) Antwerp’s new Museum aan de Strom brings new life to the city’s historic harbour district