Articles Tagged with ''stonework''

After retiring from dairy farming, a search for a new profession — along with his future wife’s passion for stone — led Marv Stremler to open Creative Stoneworks in Bellingham, WA

The show floor at StonExpo/Marmomacc Americas 2012 was more lively than it has been in years, with attendees and e xhibitors both carrying an upbeat attitude regarding the industry

With elements influenced by the Texas Hill Country as well as mid-19th century “Sunday Houses,” the Wild Oaks Ranch in Paradise, TX, pays homage to traditional, classic stonework

When building an addition to a modest private residence in Austin, TX, a near-perfect match was found for the home’s existing local flagstone 

Olde New England Granite reclaims stone from past projects, defunct quarries and abandoned roads for its "Granite Farm" in Lynnfield, MA

Like any other business, stone fabricators find themselves in a difficult position when it comes to investing in new technology. 

Stone extraction equipment manufacturer Sandvik made a splash at the Steinexpo machinery demo in Germany with a 32,000-square-foot area to demonstrate its capabilities to the quarrying industry. 

The Marble Institute of America (MIA) has released an updated version of the Residential Stone Countertop Installation technical module. 

After several months of construction, the Precioustone Gallery is now open to the public.

After 10 years of vacancy, Cheyney University’s 100-plus-year-old student residence hall — Humphreys Hall — underwent a renovation project that also restored the colonial revival building’s stonework