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Natural Stone Spruces Up Exterior Design

Michelle Stinnard
April 1, 2006
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Whether designing a large-scale corporate headquarters or a high-end residence, a stone exterior can add variation and quality to all styles of design
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Interview: Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott

April 1, 2006
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Founded in 1874 by renowned American architect Henry Hobson Richardson, Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott (SBRA) is one of the oldest continuously practicing architectural firms in the nation and the oldest in Boston, MA. Today, the national design practice, which provides architecture, planning and interior design services to the education, healthcare, science, corporate and public markets, has grown to include more than 200 members. The firm's work spans across the U.S. as well as in parts of South America, Chile and the United Kingdom.
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From the Editor

April 1, 2006
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Recently, I had the opportunity to join a delegation of architects from North America on a tour of some basalt and travertine quarries in the Latium Region of Italy. The trip was sponsored by the Italian Trade Commission, and offered the architects Continuing Education Credits.
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Demonstrating New Concepts in Kitchen and Bath Design

April 1, 2006
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Advances in technology are not only leading to continual product development, but are also influencing homeowners' taste and style in kitchen and bath design
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Natural Stone Secures A National Treasure

Michelle Stinnard
January 1, 2006
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Recent changes have been implemented on the grounds of The Washington Monument, including the addition of a granite security wall, as well as granite benches and walkways
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Interview: Dusty Rhoads, AIA, Zimmer Gunsel Frasca Partnership

January 1, 2006
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With offices in Portland, Seattle, Los Angeles and Washington, DC, Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership (ZGF) is a 400-person firm nationally recognized for its broad-based design practice. Current clients include a broad range of corporate, institutional, government, civic and health care entities, and it works on projects throughout the country. The firm has been recognized with more than 300 design awards, including the Architecture Firm Award, the highest honor given to a firm by the American Institute of Architects, and a Presidential Design Award.
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Trends in Stone and Tile Reach New Levels

Michelle Stinnard
January 1, 2006
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As standard sizes and styles of stone and tile maintain their popularity, new shapes, colors and textures continue to enter the market in order to expand design options for homeowners and designers
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From the Editor

January 1, 2006
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The use of stone in architecture dates back centuries - in Europe as well as here in the U.S. Always considered a sign of strength and durability, the material was utilized substantially in construction years ago - forming some of our most notable landmarks. Of course after hundreds of years, Mother Nature has taken its toll. But with skilled restoration and preservation crews, these buildings are being rejuvenated, and will continue to stand for many centuries to come.
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Meeting the Complex Demands of Living Spaces

January 1, 2006
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Today's architects and designers are finding that the use of stone and tile in residential applications can go well beyond kitchens and bathrooms, as they can meet both aesthetic and practical needs within living areas
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From the Editor

October 1, 2005
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While mosaics have remained a popular choice in design for generations, the product lines themselves have evolved tremendously in recent years. Using tiny pieces of stone and tile to create intricately detailed patterns and motifs, advances in technology have stepped up the level of sophistication in mosaic design. Not only are the designs capable of being more elaborate, but the range of materials used to make mosaic tiles has increased as well.
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