Eye on OSHA: Visits Down in 2nd Quarter 2011
Continues trend of fewer stone-shop inspections than last year.
Category: Articles
Lasers for Stone: Seeing The Light
Machines with capacities for handling stone.
Used Equipment: Vetting the Value
Pre-owned fabrication equipment offers an attractive option, but bargains can also develop into boondoggles.
A Natural Way to Clad the Lab
A University of Utah high-tech research facility presents a natural-looking face, courtesy of locally quarried sandstone.
Marble Stays the Course
It’s the second remodel of a historic Great Falls, Mont., building, but the original marble paneling isn’t going anywhere – except back on the walls.
Setting the Sustainability Standard in Stone
When it comes to long life-cycles and durability, stone IS the sustainable material. It’s up to the industry, though, to prove it.
Creating a New Niche from the Past
A friend’s recollection of Labe Kopelov’s architectural-stone work opened a new door on old stone work – as in historic restoration – for his company.
Stone’s Green Look on Campus
To meet modern demands for sustainable materials, a Midwestern university turns to its campus mainstay since the mid-1800s: natural stone.
Eye on OSHA: First Quarter 2011
The big question about inspectors for the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in the first three months of this year: Where did they go?
Natural Thin-Veneer: The Real Deal
Three projects keep it light when using quarried stone.