Articles Tagged with ''stoneworking''

Just prior to his death in 1974, world-renowned architect Louis I. Kahn, FAIA, drew plans for Four Freedoms Park, a memorial to Franklin D. Roosevelt in New York City.

Stone+tec, a biennial trade fair for stone and technology, took place in Nuremberg, Germany from May 29 to June 1, 2013 and proved that it is rightly one of the sector’s top events in the world

The rebound of the international stone industry has been taking place for some time, but the latest reports out of Italy this year are showing a significant rebound

These days, the concept of “going green” has become so popular that it is practically unavoidable in everyday conversation.

While I truly enjoy covering all of the architectural projects that we come across at Stone World, I will admit that there are certain ones that get me particularly enthusiastic

Park Industries has been a leader in providing stone working solutions since 1953 and is happy to be celebrating its 60-year anniversary in the stone industry.

On page 56 of this issue of Stone World, we are showcasing a private residence in South Carolina with an edge detail that I haven’t seen in my 20 years-plus here at the magazine.

Nestled along a steep hillside, a private residence in Austin, TX, was completed under the direction of Jim LaRue, AIA, of James D. LaRue Architects in Austin, TX.

Coverings took place at the George World Congress Center in Atlanta, GA, from April 29 to May 2, and it drew more than 22,000 attendees.

Founded more than 115 years ago, Coldspring has rebranded itself with a new, unified name that better reflects its diverse business activities.