Localization: Adare, Irlanda
Area: 1.500 m2
Year: 2017
Material: Irish granite
The challenge of this project was to faithfully reproduce each ornamented piece of this neo-Gothic palace. The analysis of the details of each piece required several hours of pre-production.
Location: Kaunas, Lituânia
Area: 12.500 m2
Year: 2019
Material: Ariz and Zimbabwe granite
What used to be a little-used space adjacent to historic buildings is now becoming a new and inviting public amenity, where you can casually have coffee over lunch or work outdoors while children play in the water, young people skate and students relax in the sun. (Description of the text provided by the architects.)
The “Union Square”, full of history, with impressive buildings from different eras, was redesigned to reflect the innovative spirit of a country considered a pioneer of digitalization.
Source: Archdaily
Large amounts of Ariz granite and Zimbabwe granite. Stairs steps with a high degree of complexity.
Location: Birmingham, UK
Area: 3.500 m2
Year: 2018
Material: Alpendorada, Yellow Granite
Paradise, formerly called Paradise Circus, is the name given to an area of approximately 7 hectares in Birmingham city centre, between Chamberlain and Centenary Squares. (Wikipedia)
Production Requirements
Weather and Climate
Birmingham’s climate, characterized by frequent rainfall and temperature fluctuations, poses challenges for natural stone applications. These conditions can lead to:
Urban Environment
The urban setting of Paradise Circus presents additional challenges:
Solutions
Material Selection
Careful selection of appropriate natural stone types is crucial:
Location: Carey Street, Reino Unido
Area: 100 m2
Year: 2018
Material: Zimbabwe and Ariz granite
High precision of the parts.
Location: Kringsjá, Norway
Area: 2.500 m2
Year: 2018
Granite: Ariz, Alpendorada
Pavement and Urban Furniture
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Area: 1.100 m2
Year: 2016
Material: Zimbabwe, Angola, Roriz and Lapa granite
Large granite slabs in a triangular shape with low metric tolerance.
Location: Wavre, Bélgica
Area: 400 m2
Year: 2013
Material: Estremadura, blue granite
GlaxoSmithKline invested € 340 million in Wavre in a new, state-of-the-art building entirely dedicated to the production of vaccines against Poliomyelitis. An investment that confirms GSK Belgium’s status as the largest vaccine production unit in the world.
Granite for the facade.
Location: London, UK
Area: ~4.000 m2
Year: 2013
Material: Granja, fine granite
The architect’s requirement for a fine-grained gray granite.
Location: Antwerp, Belgium
Area: ~1.000 m3
Year: 2013
Material: Alpendorada blue granite
Build the shoulder gates of the 27m gates and their hinged base on the riverbed. Each piece was built with millimeter evaluation evaluated by laser.
