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Citizens, to the mosaics!

Citizens, to the mosaics!

An underpass in Poland’s city of Krakow was embellished with citizen’s inspiration, craftsmanship and natural stone

Briefly noted

Briefly noted

(January 2013) Volcanic eruptions accompanied by ash and dust can influence the global climate at least temporarily as is well known

Roll out the stone wall

Roll out the stone wall

Building ordinances were the mother of invention for British architects to come up with an unusual solution for a formerly inconspicuous building

Fairs: Kengo Kuma – water and stone come together

Fairs: Kengo Kuma – water and stone come together

(January 2013) Architect reflects on the contrast between natural stone landscapes and civilization within the frame of „Bologna Water Design“

Design: Craftsmanship, natural stone, mosaic

Design: Craftsmanship, natural stone, mosaic

(January 2013) Mos’Artis Company of Tunisia picks up on the country’s traditional craftsmanship

Art: Stone Age in Cyberia

Art: Stone Age in Cyberia

(January 2013) Australian artist creates a Lego-block replacement for a chipped rock

Briefly noted

Briefly noted

(January 2013) Stone+tec of Nuremberg is offering an all-inclusive-package

Design: From shape to shape

Design: From shape to shape

(December 2012) Students at the IUAV University in Venice start at the root of the problem: avoiding unnecessary waste during production

Latest news: higher freight rates for stone in the US ahead?

Latest news: higher freight rates for stone in the US ahead?

(December 2012) The Marble Institute of America (MIA) informs about proposed amendments to the National Motor Freight Classification / Reviewing possible until January 29

Architecture: Ideas for façades in stone with other materials (6)

Architecture: Ideas for façades in stone with other materials (6)

(December 2012) Slate and copper siding on a hotel in Sweden’s city of Gothenburg, a museum in China’s city of Tianjin emulates a stretched travertine block and a slate-covered hotel in the Austrian Alps takes on the appearance of a piston in the landscape