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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
A reception counter like a massive stone block that can be extended to form a long table
Designer Davide Vercelli has played with the limestone Pietra Piasentina from northern Italy for the company Julia Marmi
Massimo Potenza is Biesse Group’s new Co-CEO to guide the process of transformation and evolution that the company has been undergoing
The aim is to respond to the permanent global changes with a flexible and resilient staff “in a proactive way”
Over 100,000 years ago, fertile loess from the Negev helped the early humans on their way from Africa to Eurasia with the “land of milk and honey” in the Levant
Dr. Rivka Amit from the Geological Survey of Israel found that dust deposition by desert winds played a critical role in forming thick or thin soils around the Eastern Mediterranean
The USA continues to be the richest country in the world and its citizens hold almost one third of the world’s wealth
New World Wealth’s market researchers, together with Webster Pacific, have conducted a new study to find out where the rich and super-rich there prefer to live
The peaks of the so-called stone forests were formed by natural dissolution of the rocks in the water and related currents
Scientists from New York University simulated the chemical and mechanical processes
Miscellaneous: ideas with natural stone
The famous World Ocean Floor Panorama, published in 1977, was based on Marie Tharp’s (1920-2006) work in global seabed mapping
Peter’s Corner: Italy’s natural stone exports declined by (-)5.3% in 2019 after value for the 4th year in succession and that is also the repercussion of persistent marketing failures
The country’s stone sector presents itself with Haute Couture alone – the Prêt-à-Porter is completely missing and left over to the competitors