Stone Projects
The latest news from the Stone Industry
The pièce de résistance of the Purbeck stone contribution to The Etches Collection museum.
The table made from Belgian Blue limestone from Trans-European Stone standing on two reclaimed sections of timber from Falmouth Pier.
Visitors queued to see inside the round barrow when it was opened on 24 October.
The Dean of Canterbury Cathedral, the Very Revd Dr Robert Willis, welcomes bidders to the auction of masonry from the Great South Window on Saturday.
Fox Marble CEO Chris Gilbert: "We are pleased that our newest quarry is now supplying our Bianco Illirico marble to such a large and prestigious development in London."
Externally, the stonework included restoration of the Clipsham, while inside a new Jura limestone floor and reception desk was installed in the main reception while Creeton limestone was used for wall linings and flooring in the Treasury Gallery. A 17th century arched gateway was rebuilt next to the reception desk.
London’s Building of the Year features a monolithic frieze of geometrically patterned Portland stone.
Barry Wrafter with the Pride of Kilkenny sculpture that took him three years to carve in Kilkenny limestone.
Anna Chromy's Cloak of Conscience. The artist would like to see the 50tonne Cararra marble sculpture installed in London.
The project that has won a DSWA PInnacle Award.
One of the new Irish Blue limestone columns at St Mel's Cathedral as the work was under way.
Two of the lions sleep while two are permanently alert.
