case study
European churches are more than just places of worship—they are centers of design. Incorporating massive stone columns and ornate decorations crafted centuries ago, these spaces are a source of inspiration for much of today’s architecture, especially in the religious sector.
A case study about award winning Minnesota State Capitol restoration project.
Many 18th century homes still exist because of the durability of natural stone.
The entrance of Boston Children’s Hospital created a “hide and seek” style wall made of Mesabi Black® granite.
A case study featuring stone cladding in a hospital building.
A case study showing how cultured stone has performed in one community.
When a trained architect was looking for a beautiful landscape on the West Coast to build a vacation home for his family, he looked no further than the Santa Lucia Preserve.
23-acre project uses natural stone to replicate historic City Creek in Utah.
Native stone influenced the design of George “Doc” Cavalliere Park in Arizona.
A four-acre memorial featuring thousands of tons of Mount Airy granite.