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Building quickly and cost-effectively: edifices made entirely of small blocks of natural stone are popular in France
In a small village in the Vosges mountains, a visitor center was built entirely of sandstone and wood
Registration for digital “Marmomac Restart” from September 30 to October 02, 2020, is open
During the 3 days, the virtual edition of the stone fair in Verona offers lectures as well as a b2b platform / Webinars of companies also „outside“ the fair
Side table “Admeto” by Visionnaire: Marco Piva creates something completely new with a natural stone cladding
The Italian architect and designer does not want to hide anything, but to use marble without necessarily making the furniture heavy
Ceramic tiles: joint video campaign by Italian and Spanish associations
In short scenes, the ceramic tiles are presented as helpers for a comfortable, safe, and environmentally friendly everyday life / Problem of the industry: lack of qualified layers
Science: Sahara dust for the Amazon region, deep-sea coral reefs endangered by climate change, minerals‘ self-healing of irradiation damage, new findings about the Muqarnas vaults at the Alhambra
Recent discoveries about our planet in general, its rocks, and other “stone” topics
The company Lundhs from Norway can be an example of how a natural stone company can successfully market its own materials with product design
The manufacturer of rough blocks develops functional products for the (upper) middle class that can be used in everyday life
Mosaics of marble and glass that take the emptiness out of potholes in city streets and maybe even give them a sense of purpose
Jim Bachor found the inspiration for his art during excavations in Pompeii and later, on his doorstep in Chicago
Confindustria Marmomacchine’s general assembly held on September 17, 2020, in Milan
Marco De Angelis was re-elected as president for the term 2020-2022, vice-presidents are Francesco Antolini, Federico Fraccaroli, Corradino Franzi, and Valentina Trois
Measuring the oceans’ water temperatures by sound waves of earthquakes underneath the seafloor
Caltech researchers found a way to correlate the speed of such noise with climate change