It’s been a busy first quarter and start to 2017. Showing no signs of a holiday hangover, the stone industry charged out of the gate in January with a tremendous showing at The International Surface Event (TISE) in Las Vegas, NV.
This time of year is always exciting because it is when many companies launch their new product lines. That is why we present our Fabricating Technology Roundup every January and February.
Each January, we share the results of a fabricator purchasing plan survey, which is compiled by the research department at BNP Media, Stone World’s parent company.
For this issue of Stone World, I wrote about an office tower in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, which straddles the city’s business and fashion districts.
As most of you are aware, Stone World partners with the Marble Institute of America+ Building Stone Institute (MIA+BSI) to offer a series of educational workshops throughout North America over the course of a year.
The rule establishes two standards, where only one existed previously, and reduces the permissible exposure limit (PEL) from 100 µg/m3 for an eight-hour time-weighted average to 50 µg/m3.
I know what you’re thinking, “That picture isn’t of Jennifer Richinelli.” As you may, or may not, know I am the managing editor here at Stone World magazine, Jason Kamery.
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