Stone Projects
The latest news from the Stone Industry
The Peterloo Memorial in Manchester built by local stonemasonry company Mather & Ellis using British stone.
The Church where Richard III was baptised. Heritage Masonry Contracts has helped preserve Its distinguished history.
Read a case study that demonstrates building with stone not only cuts the carbon impact of a building, it costs less than using steel or concrete.
Victor Daly with his latest Irish Blue Limestone sculpture of a seal and its pup on the coast in Bantry, West Cork.
A new Portland Stone family home and office in Chelsea, London.
Blue Lennon seemed an appropriate choice of granite for the Hard Rock Café.
David Willett's Big Issue vendor in magnesian limestone will be making its way on to York Minster - without the sunglasses and headphones.
The interior of Williamstrip Chapel won a Craftsmanship Award in the Natural Stone Awards last year.
This larger version of 'The Diver' produced by stoneCIRCLE for sculptor Samantha Thornton is now in a chateau in France. It is Portland limestone on a plinth of Irish Blue limestone.
This year's Serpentine Pavilion with its 61tonnes of loose-laid Honister Slate.
Photo: Paul Slade
The exterior element of Suzanna Heron's 'Stone Drawing', fabricated in Clipsham stone by stoneCIRCLE in Basingstoke and erected by Szerelmey. Inside, there is a mirror image of this design.
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.