Founded in 1997 by Thierry Francois, projects/products include fireplace mantels, range hoods, architectural elements, surfaces, cut stone, limestone, marble, scagliola, wood flooring, mosaics, fountains, terra cotta, DeCorbusier metal surfaces.
Why should you choose plaster ornaments over modern-day alternatives? Plaster can be molded and sculpted on the job site to visually eliminate joints, seams, cracks and other defects, creating a nearly flawless look.
The 1905 Gibbes Museum in Charleston, SC, has recently been updated and is ready for another century of service to the community.
Designed by Voith & Mactavish, Millbrook's West Hall, a new dorm for students and faculty, anchors the formerly underused west end of the campus.
Our peripatetic contributing editor offers insights on how changing political climates can affect architecture.
A new book, Covered Bridges and The Birth of American Engineering, published by HAER (Historic American Engineering Record) documents the National Covered Bridges Recording Project.
Two recently opened restaurants are enhancing the historic quality of one of Washington, DC’s last Victoria-era alleys, Blagden Alley.
Robert Silman grew up with the preservation movement.
