Articles Tagged with ''stone industry''

In this blog, architect Stephen B. Chambers of Dallas, TX, offers his insight on the use of stone in architecture at sites around the world.

A few months ago, I wrote about a slate producer in the U.K., and the headline described the company philosophy as a “culture of quality.”

After establishing itself in the Vitória region of Brazil nearly 35 years ago, Vitória Stone has expanded into full-scale slab production, and it stresses the need for quality in all areas of its operations

Each May, Stone World publishes the year-end import and export statistics for natural stone from the U.S. Department of Commerce.

— Bedrosians Tile and Stone has begun fully utilizing two major social media outlets, as Facebook and Twitter play a large role in reaching out to its customers.

The 14th edition of “Designing with Natural Stone” will run from September 24 to 30, 2012 in Verona, Italy, in conjunction with Marmomacc, the world’s leading trade show for stone and design.

In a little more than a decade, Atlas Marble & Granite in Newark, NJ, has progressed to become a state-of-the-art digital shop, which has increased efficiency and distinguished it from its competitors

Laticrete, a global manufacturer and leader of premium installation and finishing systems for the building industry, has announced the appointment of Robert Chambers to the Architectural Products Division sales team.

Abrasive Technology (AT) is pleased to announce that Marc Poirier will now serve as the company’s primary sales contact for all stone-related business.

After more than two decades that saw incredible growth in the stone fabrication sector — followed by difficult times in the world economy — Regent Stone Products of Virginia Beach, VA, remains a leader in the supply of technology for stone fabricators.