How 14th- and 15th-Century Artists Depicted Colored Marble in Their Paintings to Represent the Divine and the Miracles of the Christian Faith
Karl Kolbitz is the author of the book “Divine Presence: Depictions of Marble in Late Gothic and Early Renaissance Painting” published by Hatje Cantz
Natural stone bricks were the material of choice for the extension of a listed terraced house in London
The architects of Studio Folk thus embraced the concept of future additions, as was the case with old cathedrals
U.S. President Trump sings the praises of granite: The stone lasts for millions of years, is incredibly resistant to pressure, and is elegant enough for the White House
During the unveiling of the new helipad, he raved about the natural material: “Nature is stronger than what humans can produce”
The “New DNA for Construction in Fortaleza” promotes ecological thinking and natural stone as a locally sourced material
Carlos Rubens Alencar of the SIMAGRAN-CE Stone Association analyzes the paradox that Brazil exports its climate-friendly stones while importing climate-damaging materials for architectural use
The Accademia Mendrisio Alumni (AMA) Award was bestowed to the project “The Quarry as a Stage,” a theater on the slope
Architect Elisa Valentina gave the old derrick cranes a role in the tent roof and the spectator stands