The new V&A Museum of Design in Dundee is surrounded by 6,000m2 of granite hard landscaping, including benches, supplied by Hardscape.
Photo: ©HuftonCrow
The Marble folk of Consorzio Marmisti of Valpantena are waiting to meet you at Marmo+Mac in Verona.
The Natural Stone Industry Training Group (NSITG), in conjunction with Stone Federation GB, has a Stone Industry Professional Practice Programme starting on Tuesday 23 October that is...
Anna Chromy's Cloak of Conscience in its new setting in the USA.
After its tour as a public sculpture in Europe and China, Anna Chromy’s Carrara marble 'Cloak of Conscience', which is a cloak devoid of a person wearing it but taking the form as if someone were...
The original Bioscleave house is on offer for less than $2.5million.
A house the architects who designed it believed could help its residents live longer has gone on sale at an asking price of $2.459million (yes, it is in America).
The Geometric Wave Wine Bar in the Italian Stone Theatre at the Marmo+Mac stone exhibition in Verona this month (26-29 September).
The Italian Stone Theatre in Hall 1 of the Marmo+Mac stone exhibition in Verona, Italy, this month (26-29 September) has become a regular feature of the show.
See Prodim Proliner and Factory at the Marmo+Mac stone exhibition in Verona, Italy, 26-29 September.
Grade II* listed Wyndcliffe Court. The owners have been told they have to use natural slate rather than man-made alternatives to re-roof the Arts & Crafts mansion. Photo courtesy of Ruth Sharville / Geograph.
Mark Stafford-Lovatt auctioning the carvings to conclude the Gloucester Stonecarving Festival on Bank Holiday Monday.
In spite of the falling value of sterling, which makes British products more competitive against imports, more building materials are being imported.
Judged winners at the end of the weekend’s work at York Minster are (left to right): Henrick Storksen, Adam Beaumont, Andrew Gomersall, Richard Bossons and Lewis Morrison.
The celebrated coastal Cap Ferrat building in Rio de Janiero with its new cladding of Dekton Danae.
Robert Merry has been visiting The Hague - and he likes it.
£400,000 HAVS fine should be a warning to all companies whose employees risk being exposed to vibration injuries.