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Markets: ideas for new products made of stone

Markets: ideas for new products made of stone

(April 2012) Peter Becker from Stone-Ideas.com will lecture about „What natural stone can and what it can’t“ at the Coverings fair

Design: Massive yet elegant

Design: Massive yet elegant

(April 2013) Draenert of Germany has new tables in natural stone

Art: Love of the land

Art: Love of the land

French artist Roland Mousquès is a specialist in artistic drywall-design

Briefly noted

Briefly noted

(April 2013) The Vitória Stone Fair 2013 in Brazil’s Espírito Santo province had more than 24,000 visitors from 56 countries and 420 exhibitors

Architecture: Buildings which seem to sprout out of the ground

Architecture: Buildings which seem to sprout out of the ground

(April 2013) A building complex in Bosnia-Herzegovina with outside pavement and exterior cladding made of natural stone

Stone symposia scheduled for the months ahead

Stone symposia scheduled for the months ahead

(April 2013) High times for hammer and chisel

Trade Fairs: Architects and buyers as fair visitors

Trade Fairs: Architects and buyers as fair visitors

(April 2013) São Paulo’s Expo Revestir trade fair has morphed to a meeting place for Latin America’s building and interior decorating branches

Markets: Go Berlin

Markets: Go Berlin

(April 2013) Germany’s building industry is flourishing and enjoying a second boom after the fall of the Berlin Wall

Art: two large granite boulders between balance and instability

Art: two large granite boulders between balance and instability

(April 2013) The Serpentine Gallery in London shows Fischli/Weiss’ „Rock on Top of Another Rock“ in Kensington Gardens, London

Markets: U.S. remodeling industry appears to be pulling out of its downturn

Markets: U.S. remodeling industry appears to be pulling out of its downturn

(April 2013) A study by Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies sees „immense market potential“ in older homeowners, among others