The bathroom is a place in the house that reflects the good taste and the personality of the person who lives there. A bathroom in natural stone can adapt to all types of preferences due to the versatility of this noble material.
The Parliament Palace in Bucharest (Romania) is no ordinary building. For one, it is considered to be the second biggest building in the world after the Pentagon in USA. There is some history behind it. Originally the project began as a Palace for the Romanian ex-dictator Nicolaus Ceaucescu, it started in the seventies, and the original name he gave was Casa Poporului (House of the People).
“The colours of Green: sustainable stone”. This has been the theme of the sixth edition of the show MARMOMACC MEETS DESIGN, organised by the Verona fair (September 2012).
Project name: Cultural Village- Amphitheatre Project
Owner: State of Qatar
Contractor: Midmac Cont Co W.L.L.
Architect: Cansult Maunsell
Stone Type: Travertine
Stone producer: Haz Marble
Installation area: app. 25.0000,0 sqm
Type of fixing systems: Mechanical Fixing System (HDG Profiles and AISI 304 fixing elements)
Completion period: 13 months
PEDESTAL DE LA LLOTJA DE LA MARE DE DÉU. Temple Sagrada Familia, Barcelona (Spain)
MARBRES CASTELL, Ulldecona (Tarragona), Spain
Floresta Stone honed / bush hammered
The realisation of this piece, the pedestal of the Llotja of Mare de Deu, forms part of the prolonged construction of the the Sagrada Familia Temple, in Barcelona, one of the most emblematic works of Gaudí.
As part of the Carrara Marmotec fair held from 19 to 22 May, 2010 held in the Italian city of Carrara, the exposition "Pezzi al Forte" was held. Nine young designers from Liguria (Italy) presented new prototypes of urban furniture in stone. The sample tries to make visible the perfect union between design, innovation and its practical usage.
The Association of the Businessmen of Marble from Andalusia (AEMA) celebrated the prize awarding ceremony of the Macael Awards, in its XX1V edition. Below we present a photo report of the winners in the different categories.
Andrew V. Giambertone, of New York, for the projection given to marble and natural stones by the correct use. He is specialised in uniquely exceptional residential buildings and masterly complexes.
The Macael Businessmen Provincial Association, last 21 November, awarded the XIX edition of the annual Marmol awards. In the following pages we publish images of the winning projects in different categories.
Award to the architect
Architect: César Portela Fernández-Jardón
Award for project realised in Macael Marble in Spain
