Articles by Michael Reis

One of Zurich’s iconic hotels, the Dolder Grand, underwent an extensive renovation that involved the use of limestone from Germany

Made from local limestone, a nearly 150-year-old building in Wise County, TX, was abandoned for four decades, until restored to its original character

The new William H. Neukom Building at Stanford Law School in California features an innovative application of French limestone

A couple of years ago, I generically referred to industry low-ballers as "hacks with rail saws."

 Already among the nation’s leading stone producers, TAB India has added to its stature with the acquisition of two quarry sites in India

In this issue of Stone World, our cover story is an article about the architectural stonework used at the BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee headquarters in Chattanooga (page 82).

 In the shop and in the field, suppliers to the stone industry are developing new products to ensure that finished stone installations are as successful as possible

Producing material that is well-suited for the U.S. and European markets,
Pokarna Limited’s Silver Waves quarry in India expands upon the company’s large collection of desirable materials

Considered by many to be the cultural heart of New York City, Lincoln Center recently saw an upgrade to its public spaces that included the use of granite from India

Home to a stonemason in North Carolina, this innovative residence features detailed masonry on the interior and exterior, complemented by slabwork for the countertops and vertical surfaces