Natural stone facade architecture

taking on a traditional building form, the picture house uses a composition of windows and concrete frames to create a fusion of vernacular and contemporary design.

The Sonnleiten Hotel call the attention thanks to Larch wood used in its facade, oxidized sheet metal and Badia model wall stones, that fits naturally within these warm and darker tones of the architecture. The BADIA stone model was skillfully installed using a dry technique, and the materials used give the facility a smart, modern yet traditional look, always maintaining the typical aspect of the alpine areas. #facade #traumhaus #rivestimentoinpietra #stoneveneer #maisonenpierre

Image 8 of 20 from gallery of Casa F133 / 0studio Arquitectura. Photograph by Lorena Darquea

The guest house plays with the concept of using stone for decorative purposes. Pujatti deconstructed the “normal” style of building and separated the stones from the concrete.

The particularity of our project lies in the versatility of its responses to the program and its adaptation to the site. We treated the cemetery like a..

Image 1 of 35 from gallery of Pirca House / En Obra Arquitectos. Photograph by Mariano Imperial

Jura limestone wraps around the concrete interiors of David Chipperfield Architects' long-awaited extension for the Kunsthaus Zurich museum in Switzerland.

Image 4 of 42 from gallery of Nanchawan·Shiwu Tribe Homestay / The Design Institute of Landscape and Architecture China Academy of Art. Photograph by Aoguan Performance of Architecture

Stone cladding is a thin layer of real or simulated stone applied to a building or other structure made of a material other than stone.