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Stone World has been the leading news source serving the international stone industry since its inception in 1984. Its articles cover the production and use of granite, marble, limestone, slate, quartz surfacing and other materials and our readership includes fabricators, architects, installers, importers, distributors and other stone industry buyers, sellers and producers. While based in the United States, Stone World and www.stoneworld.com are read by key stone industry buyers and producers in more than 90 countries throughout the world and our magazine is distributed at trade shows worldwide.
Volume: 34 | Issue: 1 | Download
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Rock of Ages has supplied its premium Bethel White granite for the new Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) tower in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE). The signature building is ranked the second tallest in the city and 42nd highest in the world. Approximately 1,000 blocks of the material was used for the exterior facade, as well as interior applications.
Volume: 33 | Issue: 12 | Download
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A definitive index of stone suppliers, fabricating equipment and supplies, installation and stone care materials, and trade associations in the stone industry. This guide includes alphabetical listings and cross-reference indexes, which allow its users to easily locate a company by name and products. Additionally, the next edition will feature a comprehensive review of the Marmomacc fair, which recently was held in Verona, Italy.
Volume: 33 | Issue: 11 | Download
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The Bethel White quarry in Granitesville, VT, which is operated by Rock of Ages, was among the stops on the MIA+BSI study tour, which took place in September. The site dates back to the 1800s and was among the first commercially operated quarries in the U.S., and its material has been used for a range of historic buildings and national landmarks. To read more about the Bethel White quarry, as well as the study tour itself, turn to page 30 of this issue of Stone World.
Volume: 33 | Issue: 10 | Download
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For the renovation of a private residence in Greenwich, CT, local fieldstone was chosen for the living room fireplace — creating a rustic yet elegant design. The floor-to-ceiling stonework creates a striking accent in the living space. Design by Saniee Architects, Greenwich, CT. Story begins on page 68.
Volume: 33 | Issue: 9 | Download
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For the new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple outside of Indianapolis, IN, the design drew influence from the rich architectural history of Indianapolis and the symbolism of the city and state. While the exterior stone cladding features 35,800 square feet of Aero Cream limestone from Turkey in a honed finish, with carved decorative elements, the site work cladding, caps, curbs, piers, benches and water feature are fabricated from Chinese granite, which was supplied by Bestview International. At the central fountain, the cubic dome, cascades and weirs were comprised of Giallo Antico granite from Brazil, with a transverse finish and cascade notches. Photo courtesy of Antonio Chapital, John Wright (Mediawright Photography). Story begins on page 100.
Volume: 33 | Issue: 8 | Download
On the Cover: This edition of Stone World takes a look at stone production in India. Rich in material, the country has several leading stone producers which export products worldwide. Among them is Rama Arts & Exports, a company with a reputation as a leading manufacturer of semi-precious slabs and customized stonework. Learn more about the stone producer beginning on page 52.
Volume: 33 | Issue: 7 | Download
On the Cover: A major reorganization project on the campus of St. Joseph Cathedral in Wheeling, WV, involved the construction of a central courtyard and a garden dedicated to the Virgin Mary, as well as building a new fountain that would add the elements of movement and sound for an inviting yet serene gathering area. Mesabi Black granite– quarried and fabricated by Coldspring of Coldspring, MN — was chosen for the fountain design. Photo by Prestige Photography. Story begins on page 94.
Volume: 33 | Issue: 6 | Download
On the Cover: The renovation of a condominium in Miami Beach, FL, required durable material, yet an elegant aesthetic. To meet the demands of the project, Neolith sintered compact surfacing in the color "Estatuario," from the Classtone collection, was used throughout the contemporary living space. To learn more about the remodel, turn to page 44.
Volume: 33 | Issue: 5 | Download
On the Cover: Paying homage to native resources, the new Performance Center
at the University of Southern Indiana in Evansville, IN, is constructed of local red sandstone — quarried at a small site nearby. Work on the new facility began
not long after the renovation and expansion of the adjoining Student Center. The combination of stone and glass of both buildings brings a fresh contemporary aesthetic to the campus. Design by Holzman Moss Bottino Architecture, New York, NY. Story begins on page 68.
Volume: 33 | Issue: 4 | Download
On the Cover: Safety was top priority for a home in Cary, NC, using Calacatta marble in 5 cm and 3 cm thickness. The kitchen featured two seamless 10-foot- long double islands made from the Calacatta marble. Fabricated and installed by ROCKin’teriors of Raleigh, NC. Story begins on page 128.
Volume: 33 | Issue: 3 | Download
On the Cover: An upscale design was achieved for a home in Paradise Valley, AZ, with an extensive palette of high-quality stone. Large-format Lavender Blue granite floor tiles enhance the luxurious feel of the master bath and the chiseled finish on the facing of the steps leading to the bath tub adds texture and depth. Photo by Dino Tonn. Design by Swaback Partners pllc of Scottsdale, AZ. Story begins on page 76.
Volume: 33 | Issue: 2 | Download
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Quality Stone Quarries in Stigler, OK, currently operates three quarrying sites — producing a number of stone varieties that are ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications, such as this exterior wall. The company markets its stone across the U.S. Photo by Sarah Ratliff. Story begins on page 68.