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Pale limestone pillars supporting orange fabric canopies above a wall fountain, with grey patterned granite paving. — Aga Khan Garden — talar and water wall
Limestone pillars support the talar’s fabric canopies above a wall fountain and patterned granite paving. Its materials include Natural stone. Its disciplines include Landscape stonework, Architecture, and Masonry. Related services include Garden walls and Waterfalls.
Landscape design by Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects. Garden architecture and engineering by DIALOG. Stonework by Scorpio Masonry. Stone supplied by A. Lacroix Granit. Water feature design by CMS Collaborative.
2018 | University of Alberta Botanic Garden, Parkland County, Alberta
48,000 m² garden area
Source & credits
Landscape design: Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects. Garden architecture and engineering: DIALOG. Fountains: CMS Collaborative Inc. Civil engineering: ISL Engineering and Land Services. Masonry fabrication and installation: Scorpio Masonry. Stone supply: A. Lacroix Granit. Photograph: Jason Woodhead, “University of Alberta botanical garden near Devon Alberta”. Photo source | CC BY 2.0 | Resized proportionally; full frame retained. | Project team — Nelson Byrd Woltz
Aga Khan Garden — talar and water wall

Three-quarter view. Richard III’s stone tomb in Leicester Cathedral, with its deeply cut cross and dark plinth. — Tomb of King Richard III
A pale Swaledale Fossil limestone tomb chest has a deeply cut cross above a dark Kilkenny stone plinth, with carved lettering and an inlaid pietra dura coat of arms. Its disciplines include Memorials, Architecture, Masonry, and Stone marquetry. Related services include Memorials, Inscriptions, Stone inlay, and Heraldry.
Designed by van Heyningen and Haward Architects. Stonework by James Elliott. Lettering by Gary Breeze, Stuart Buckle. Pietra dura by Thomas Greenaway.
2015 | Leicester Cathedral
Source & credits
Tomb design and project coordination: James McCosh and colleagues at van Heyningen and Haward Architects. Technical stonework consultancy, tomb and plinth fabrication, site assembly and integration of the carved and inlaid elements: James Elliott. Pietra dura coat of arms: Thomas Greenaway. Lettering and decorative motifs: designed and carved by Gary Breeze, with carving assistance from Stuart Buckle. Photograph: Carlo Draisci. | Used with permission | Source | Project credits — van Heyningen and Haward Architects
Tomb of King Richard III

Restored limestone wall beneath trees at Claret, with wooded hills beyond. — Dry stone wall restoration at Claret
A restored dry stone limestone wall follows a gentle curve, combining irregular stones in courses beneath a roughly level coping. Its disciplines include Landscape stonework and Conservation. Related services include Retaining walls and Masonry repairs.
Stonework by Alain Mathieu and members of Muraillers Languedociens.
2021 | Claret, Hérault
Source & credits
Work: Alain Mathieu with collaborators from Muraillers Languedociens. The project text names Yann Scott de Martinville, Adrien Aroud and two trainees; the image captions also name Alizé Seckler, Sébastien Christ, Mattias Bouaziz and Yann Scott. Photograph: Alain Mathieu. | Used with permission | Source | Project account and credits — Alain Mathieu
Dry stone wall restoration at Claret

Close view of a cross carved within a circle in the veined alabaster top, with textured gilded strips along the edge. — Leicester Cathedral — High Altar — detail
A carved cross within a circle marks the polished Fauld alabaster top, above textured gilded Kilkenny limestone strips and richly veined alabaster panels. Its disciplines include Architecture, Furniture, Masonry, and Architectural carving. Related services include Stone furniture, Architectural ornaments, and Sacred sculpture.
Designed by van Heyningen and Haward Architects. Stonework by James Elliott. Carved by Jonathan Hedge.
2015 | Leicester Cathedral, Leicester
Source & credits
Altar design and project coordination: James McCosh and colleagues at van Heyningen and Haward Architects. Technical stonework consultancy, altar and plinth fabrication, site assembly and integration of the carved and inlaid elements: James Elliott. Carving: Jonathan Hedge. Gilding: Croxford and Saunders. Photograph: Carlo Draisci. | Used with permission | Source | Altar project — van Heyningen and Haward Architects
Leicester Cathedral — High Altar — detail

A shallow oval bowl carved from pale Ancaster limestone, with sweeping parallel ribs rising across its hollow interior. — Ancaster bowl
A shallow oval bowl carved from pale Ancaster limestone, with sweeping parallel ribs rising across its hollow interior. Its disciplines include Sculpture.
Carved by Charlotte Howarth.
Source & credits
Carving: Charlotte Howarth. Image supplied by Charlotte Howarth. | Used with permission | Source
Ancaster bowl

Overhead view of a square pebble mosaic with interlacing blue-grey bands, dark peacocks and a central sundial, framed by purple flowering plants. — Four Seasons Celtic Knotwork Mosaic
A privately commissioned mosaic in natural Irish pebbles, cut Kilkenny Blue Limestone and cast glass, with interlaced peacock motifs and an engraved seasonal border. Its materials include Natural stone. Its disciplines include Landscape stonework. Related services include Custom mosaics and Architectural mosaics.
By Sunny Wieler.
2024 | Ireland
Source & credits
Mosaic: Sunny Wieler | Photograph: Sunny Wieler / Stone Art | Used with permission | Source
Four Seasons Celtic Knotwork Mosaic

A black-and-white photograph of the curving stone Reading Room surround and stairs beneath geometric roof shadows. — British Museum Great Court — Reading Room surround
Curving limestone walls and stairs wrap around the historic Reading Room, crossed by shadows from the glazed roof. Its disciplines include Architecture and Masonry. Related services include Stone steps.
Designed by Foster + Partners. Stone fabrication by Savema.
2000 | British Museum, London
Source & credits
Great Court redevelopment: Foster + Partners. Structural engineering: Buro Happold. Stone contribution: Savema. Photograph: Jules Verne Times Two / julesvernex2.com. Photo source | CC BY-SA 4.0 | Photographer’s black-and-white version with bystanders removed; resized proportionally, retaining the full frame. | Stone contribution — Savema
British Museum Great Court — Reading Room surround

A limestone Madonna and Child shows a standing, draped figure cradling an infant, carved for a devotional garden. — Madonna and Child
A limestone Madonna and Child shows a standing, draped figure cradling an infant, carved for a devotional garden. Its disciplines include Sculpture. Related services include Sacred sculpture, Custom sculpture, and Garden sculpture.
Sculpture by Bethany Lee.
2025 | Texas
H 101.6 cm
Source & credits
Sculpture: Bethany Lee | Base: David Hill | Photograph: Bethany Lee | Used with permission | Source
Madonna and Child

Stepped end of a reclaimed limestone retaining wall at Beaulieu. — Retaining wall at Beaulieu — first phase
The first phase of a reclaimed limestone retaining wall shows closely fitted courses, a stepped end and larger stones at the exposed corner. Its disciplines include Dry stone walling and Landscape stonework.
Stonework by Alain Mathieu and members of Muraillers Languedociens.
2024 | Beaulieu, Hérault
Source & credits
Work: Alain Mathieu and Alizé Seckler. With members of Muraillers Languedociens. Photograph: Alain Mathieu. | Used with permission | Source | Project account and credits — Alain Mathieu
Retaining wall at Beaulieu — first phase

The veined alabaster altar stands on its raised limestone base during a service, with clergy and worshippers gathered around it. — Leicester Cathedral — High Altar — in worship
This view shows the Fauld alabaster altar in use during worship, with its angular front, gilded edging and raised Ancaster and Kilkenny limestone base. Its disciplines include Architecture, Furniture, Masonry, Stone carving, and Architectural carving. Related services include Stone furniture, Architectural ornaments, and Sacred sculpture.
Designed by van Heyningen and Haward Architects. Stonework by James Elliott. Carved by Jonathan Hedge.
2015 | Leicester Cathedral, Leicester
Source & credits
Altar design and project coordination: James McCosh and colleagues at van Heyningen and Haward Architects. Technical stonework consultancy, altar and plinth fabrication, site assembly and integration of the carved and inlaid elements: James Elliott. Carving: Jonathan Hedge. Gilding: Croxford and Saunders. Photograph: Carlo Draisci. | Used with permission | Source | Altar project — van Heyningen and Haward Architects
Leicester Cathedral — High Altar — in worship

An irregular limestone flagstone terrace with a sunken firepit and stone retaining edges, built by Kevin Hackson — Blue Mountain Getaway
Large irregular limestone flags surround a sunken circular firepit, with stone retaining edges, armourstone and broad steps defining the terrace’s changes in level. Its disciplines include Landscape stonework. Related services include Stone patios, Retaining walls, and Stone walkways.
Stonework by Kevin Hackson.
Blue Mountain, Ontario
Source & credits
Stonework: Kevin Hackson. Photograph courtesy of Kevin Hackson Stonework. | Used with permission | Source
Blue Mountain Getaway

View down stone terraces and cascades toward rectangular reflecting pools, patterned paths and planted lawns. — Aga Khan Garden — terraces and pools
Granite and limestone terraces frame reflecting pools and a stepped watercourse within a geometric garden. Its materials include Natural stone. Its disciplines include Landscape stonework, Architecture, and Masonry. Related services include Fountains, Garden walls, Stone steps, Stone walkways, and Waterfalls.
Landscape design by Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects. Garden architecture and engineering by DIALOG. Stonework by Scorpio Masonry. Stone supplied by A. Lacroix Granit. Water feature design by CMS Collaborative.
2018 | University of Alberta Botanic Garden, Parkland County, Alberta
48,000 m² garden area
Source & credits
Landscape design: Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects. Garden architecture and engineering: DIALOG. Fountains: CMS Collaborative Inc. Civil engineering: ISL Engineering and Land Services. Diwan pavilion in background: AXIA Design Associates, Arriz + Co. and Kasian. Masonry fabrication and installation: Scorpio Masonry. Stone supply: A. Lacroix Granit. Photograph: Jason Woodhead, “University of Alberta botanical garden near Devon Alberta”. Photo source | CC BY 2.0 | Resized proportionally; full frame retained. | Project team — Nelson Byrd Woltz
Aga Khan Garden — terraces and pools

Curved retaining wall built in reclaimed limestone at Beaulieu. — Retaining wall at Beaulieu
A curved retaining wall of reclaimed limestone supports planted ground, with closely fitted courses and larger stones defining its upper edge. Its disciplines include Dry stone walling and Landscape stonework.
Stonework by Alain Mathieu and members of Muraillers Languedociens.
2026 | Beaulieu, Hérault
Source & credits
Work: Alain Mathieu, Mattias Bouaziz and Yann Scott de M. With members of Muraillers Languedociens. Photograph: Alain Mathieu. | Used with permission | Source | Project account and credits — Alain Mathieu
Retaining wall at Beaulieu

A granite globe carved with doves above the pale stone wall of the Bali Bombings Memorial in London. — Bali Bombings Memorial
A granite globe carved with doves stands on a circular inscribed base, bringing repeated bird outlines and memorial lettering together in the central sculptural element. Its materials include Limestone and Portland limestone. Related services include Memorials and Public monuments.
Designed by Gary Breeze. Carved by Martin Cook.
2006 | Horse Guards Road, London
Source & credits
Design: Gary Breeze. Project management and carving of the lettering and doves: Martin Cook Studio, in collaboration with Gary Breeze. Photograph: Ethan Doyle White. Photo source | CC BY-SA 4.0 | Design and collaboration — Gary Breeze
Bali Bombings Memorial

Geometric stone paving in white, cream and dark triangular pieces beneath patterned glass walls in the Aga Khan Museum courtyard. — Aga Khan Museum — courtyard
Geometric courtyard paving combines Brazilian granite and limestone with contrasting stone panels. Its disciplines include Architecture.
Architectural design by Maki and Associates. Architect of record: Moriyama Teshima Architects.
2014 | Toronto, Ontario
81 m × 54 m (museum building footprint)
Source & credits
Architectural design: Maki and Associates. Architect of record: Moriyama Teshima Architects. Photograph: Canmenwalker. Photo source | CC BY 4.0 | Resized proportionally; full frame retained. | Project credits — Maki and Associates
Aga Khan Museum — courtyard

Broad limestone steps by Kevin Hackson winding between moss-covered boulders and planted garden beds — Great Gable
Broad limestone slab steps wind between weathered boulders and planted beds, combining level treads with irregular edges that follow the garden’s contours. Its disciplines include Landscape stonework. Related services include Stone walkways.
Stonework by Kevin Hackson.
Source & credits
Stonework: Kevin Hackson. Photograph courtesy of Kevin Hackson Stonework. | Used with permission | Source
Great Gable

Corbelled niche holding a green glass bottle in the limestone wall at Claret. — Dry stone wall restoration at Claret
Overlapping limestone courses form a corbelled niche within the restored dry stone wall, with a broad stone sill beneath the recess. Its disciplines include Landscape stonework and Conservation. Related services include Retaining walls and Masonry repairs.
Stonework by Alain Mathieu and members of Muraillers Languedociens.
2021 | Claret, Hérault
Source & credits
Work: Alain Mathieu with collaborators from Muraillers Languedociens. The project text names Yann Scott de Martinville, Adrien Aroud and two trainees; the image captions also name Alizé Seckler, Sébastien Christ, Mattias Bouaziz and Yann Scott. Photograph: Alain Mathieu. | Used with permission | Source | Project account and credits — Alain Mathieu
Dry stone wall restoration at Claret

Grey rectangular granite paving beside colourful flowering borders, formal lawns and low stone garden walls. — Aga Khan Garden — patterned paths and planting
Patterned granite paths connect formal lawns and flowering borders, edged by low stone walls. Its materials include Limestone. Its disciplines include Landscape stonework, Architecture, and Masonry. Related services include Garden walls and Stone walkways.
Landscape design by Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects. Garden architecture and engineering by DIALOG. Stonework by Scorpio Masonry. Stone supplied by A. Lacroix Granit.
2018 | University of Alberta Botanic Garden, Parkland County, Alberta
48,000 m² garden area
Source & credits
Landscape design: Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects. Garden architecture and engineering: DIALOG. Fountains: CMS Collaborative Inc. Civil engineering: ISL Engineering and Land Services. Masonry fabrication and installation: Scorpio Masonry. Stone supply: A. Lacroix Granit. Photograph: Jason Woodhead, “University of Alberta botanical garden near Devon Alberta”. Photo source | CC BY 2.0 | Resized proportionally; full frame retained. | Project team — Nelson Byrd Woltz
Aga Khan Garden — patterned paths and planting

Timekeeper, a stone sculpture with upright slabs, carved gears and radial paving. — Timekeeper
Upright stone slabs, carved gear motifs and radial paving combine in a sandstone and limestone sculpture. Its disciplines include Landscape stonework. Related services include Custom sculpture, Garden sculpture, and Public monuments.
Sculpture by Sunny Wieler.
2015 | Drogheda, Ireland
Source & credits
Sculpture: Sunny Wieler | Photograph: Sunny Wieler / Stone Art | Used with permission | Source
Timekeeper

Frontal view of a white and brown veined alabaster altar with angled lower edges, gilded trim and a limestone base. — Leicester Cathedral — High Altar
Richly veined Fauld alabaster panels form a movable altar edged with gilded Kilkenny limestone, standing on an Ancaster and Kilkenny limestone base and supported by an internal spaceframe. Its disciplines include Architecture, Furniture, Masonry, Stone carving, and Architectural carving. Related services include Stone furniture, Architectural ornaments, and Sacred sculpture.
Designed by van Heyningen and Haward Architects. Stonework by James Elliott. Carved by Jonathan Hedge.
2015 | Leicester Cathedral, Leicester
Source & credits
Altar design and project coordination: James McCosh and colleagues at van Heyningen and Haward Architects. Technical stonework consultancy, altar and plinth fabrication, site assembly and integration of the carved and inlaid elements: James Elliott. Carving: Jonathan Hedge. Gilding: Croxford and Saunders. Photograph: Carlo Draisci. | Used with permission | Source | Altar project — van Heyningen and Haward Architects
Leicester Cathedral — High Altar

End view. Richard III’s stone tomb in Leicester Cathedral, with its deeply cut cross and dark plinth. — Tomb of King Richard III — end view
This end view looks along the deep cross cut into the fossil-marked limestone chest, above the plinth’s inlaid coat of arms and carved motto. Its disciplines include Memorials, Lettering, Architecture, Masonry, and Stone marquetry. Related services include Memorials, Inscriptions, Stone inlay, and Heraldry.
Designed by van Heyningen and Haward Architects. Stonework by James Elliott. Lettering by Gary Breeze, Stuart Buckle. Pietra dura by Thomas Greenaway.
2015 | Leicester Cathedral
Source & credits
Tomb design and project coordination: James McCosh and colleagues at van Heyningen and Haward Architects. Technical stonework consultancy, tomb and plinth fabrication, site assembly and integration of the carved and inlaid elements: James Elliott. Pietra dura coat of arms: Thomas Greenaway. Lettering and decorative motifs: designed and carved by Gary Breeze, with carving assistance from Stuart Buckle. Photograph: Carlo Draisci. | Used with permission | Source | Project credits — van Heyningen and Haward Architects
Tomb of King Richard III — end view

Overall view of the limestone wildlife spiral at Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers. — Ecological spiral at Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers
Dry stone limestone walls rise into a spiral around soil-filled planting areas, with small habitat niches built into the outer face. Its disciplines include Landscape stonework. Related services include Wildlife habitat structures.
Stonework by Alain Mathieu and members of Muraillers Languedociens.
2022 | Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers
Source & credits
Work: Alain Mathieu, Alizé Seckler and Sébastien Christ. With members of Muraillers Languedociens. Photograph: Alain Mathieu. | Used with permission | Source | Project account and credits — Alain Mathieu
Ecological spiral at Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers

A wide view of the Great Court, with pale stone flooring and twin curving staircases around the Reading Room beneath a glass roof. — British Museum Great Court
Honed Caliza Capri limestone forms circulation spaces and curving stairs around the historic Reading Room beneath a glazed roof. Its disciplines include Architecture and Masonry. Related services include Stone steps.
Designed by Foster + Partners. Stone fabrication by Savema.
2000 | British Museum, London
Source & credits
Great Court redevelopment: Foster + Partners. Structural engineering: Buro Happold. Stone contribution: Savema. Photograph: DAVID ILIFF, “British Museum Great Court, London, UK”. Photo source | CC BY-SA 3.0 | Resized proportionally; full frame retained. | Stone contribution — Savema
British Museum Great Court

Circular patterned stone paving surrounded by curved grass seating terraces with dark stone edges, straight steps and pale stone walls. — Aga Khan Garden — garden amphitheatre
Circular stone paving and curved seating terraces form an outdoor amphitheatre within the granite and limestone garden. Its disciplines include Landscape stonework, Architecture, and Masonry. Related services include Garden walls and Stone steps.
Landscape design by Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects. Garden architecture and engineering by DIALOG. Stonework by Scorpio Masonry. Stone supplied by A. Lacroix Granit.
2018 | University of Alberta Botanic Garden, Parkland County, Alberta
48,000 m² garden area
Source & credits
Landscape design: Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects. Garden architecture and engineering: DIALOG. Fountains: CMS Collaborative Inc. Civil engineering: ISL Engineering and Land Services. Masonry fabrication and installation: Scorpio Masonry. Stone supply: A. Lacroix Granit. Photograph: Jason Woodhead, “University of Alberta botanical garden near Devon Alberta”. Photo source | CC BY 2.0 | Resized proportionally; full frame retained. | Project team — Nelson Byrd Woltz
Aga Khan Garden — garden amphitheatre

Wildlife niches in the outer limestone wall of the spiral at Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers. — Ecological spiral at Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers
This side view shows the wildlife spiral’s rising limestone courses and small habitat openings, including recesses filled with pieces of wood. Its disciplines include Dry stone walling and Landscape stonework. Related services include Wildlife habitat structures.
Stonework by Alain Mathieu and members of Muraillers Languedociens.
2022 | Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers
Source & credits
Work: Alain Mathieu, Alizé Seckler and Sébastien Christ. With members of Muraillers Languedociens. Photograph: Alain Mathieu. | Used with permission | Source | Project account and credits — Alain Mathieu
Ecological spiral at Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers

Side view. Richard III’s stone tomb in Leicester Cathedral, with its deeply cut cross and dark plinth. — Tomb of King Richard III — side view
This side view shows the tomb’s elongated Swaledale Fossil limestone chest, the cross cut down its side and the RICHARD III inscription on the dark Kilkenny stone plinth. Its disciplines include Memorials, Lettering, Architecture, Masonry, and Stone marquetry. Related services include Memorials, Stone inlay, and Heraldry.
Designed by van Heyningen and Haward Architects. Stonework by James Elliott. Lettering by Gary Breeze, Stuart Buckle. Pietra dura by Thomas Greenaway.
2015 | Leicester Cathedral
Source & credits
Tomb design and project coordination: James McCosh and colleagues at van Heyningen and Haward Architects. Technical stonework consultancy, tomb and plinth fabrication, site assembly and integration of the carved and inlaid elements: James Elliott. Pietra dura coat of arms: Thomas Greenaway. Lettering and decorative motifs: designed and carved by Gary Breeze, with carving assistance from Stuart Buckle. Photograph: Carlo Draisci. | Used with permission | Source | Project credits — van Heyningen and Haward Architects
Tomb of King Richard III — side view

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Cupped HandsLucy Churchill | United KingdomClipsham stone | Commissioned memorial sculpture at Grimsthorpe Castle Its materials include Limestone. Related services include Memorials and Sculptural objects.Lucy Churchill. View photographs on the artist’s source page.
Stone lettering and sculptureGary Breeze | United KingdomArchitectural inscriptions, memorials, and garden work Its materials include Limestone, Slate, Sandstone, Granite, and Portland limestone. Its disciplines include Lettering, Sculpture, and Architectural carving. Related services include Memorials and Garden sculpture.Gary Breeze. Individual collaborators are credited in the original project records.
Archangel Gabriel of the AnnunciationJonathan Hedge | United Kingdom1997 | A figure of the archangel Gabriel carved in Beer limestone for Winchester College, 170 cm high. Its disciplines include Sculpture. Related services include Custom sculpture and Sacred sculpture.
Winchester College, Winchester
H 170 cm
Stone carving: Jonathan Hedge
Retaining walls at Prat de CestMuraillers Languedociens | France2023 | Limestone retaining walls | Prat de Cest, Bages Its disciplines include Dry stone walling, Masonry, and Conservation. Related services include Masonry repairs.Work chiefly by Manuel Borralho and Philippe Eymard, members of Muraillers Languedociens; Artibatan is identified in the project account.
PreludeKavin Mehta | IndiaLimestone, hand carved and dyed with natural indigo Its disciplines include Sculpture. Related services include Indigo-dyed sculpture and Sculptural objects.Work: Kavin Mehta. Image: all rights reserved. Source: Homo Faber.
Best FriendsAmy Brier | United States2026 | Kansas limestone | Carved at Pilgrim Firs Symposium, Washington Its disciplines include Sculpture. Related services include Sculptural objects.Work: Amy Brier, John Fisher, and Sharon Fullingim. View the artist's original project record.
Custom fine stoneworkOleg Lobykin | United StatesArchitectural carving, garden ornaments, fireplaces, and fountains | Studio portfolio Its materials include Limestone and Onyx. Related services include Architectural ornaments and Garden sculpture.Work: Oleg Lobykin / Stonesculpt. View the original portfolio at the source.
MinotaurMagnus Engström | SwedenGotland limestone | official stone sculpture portfolio Related services include Sculptural objects.Work: Magnus Engström.
Green ManChris Pellettieri | United States2013 | Limestone | New York Its disciplines include Relief carving and Architectural carving. Related services include Relief panels and Architectural ornaments.Work: Chris Pellettieri. View the original portfolio at the source.
Retaining wall at BagesMuraillers Languedociens | France2020 | Reclaimed limestone | Bages, Aude Its disciplines include Dry stone walling, Masonry, and Conservation. Related services include Retaining walls and Masonry repairs.Work: Muraillers Languedociens, with support from the municipality of Bages.
NeverthelessJina Lee | Australia2024 | Limestone | Port d'Envaux, France Its disciplines include Sculpture. Related services include Public monuments.Work: Jina Lee. View the original portfolio at the source.
Wall and habitat restoration at PoussanMuraillers Languedociens | France2021 | Limestone walls and a rebuilt rabbit warren | Poussan, Hérault Its disciplines include Dry stone walling, Masonry, and Landscape stonework. Related services include Retaining walls, Garden walls, Masonry repairs, and Wildlife habitat structures.Work: Muraillers Languedociens and three additional dry stone wallers.
AthenaJonathan Hedge | United Kingdom1996 | A figure carved in Branco Cabouca limestone for Laurence Broderick and the cruise ship Grandeur of the Seas, 170 cm high. Its disciplines include Sculpture. Related services include Custom sculpture.
H 170 cm
Stone carving: Jonathan Hedge | Carved for Laurence Broderick
Traditional calade at Rouffiac d’AudeMuraillers Languedociens | France2019 | River-cobble calade | Rouffiac d’Aude Its materials include Limestone and Granite. Its disciplines include Masonry and Conservation. Related services include Stone walkways.Work: Gaëtan Belles, Yann Scott de Martinville, Alain Mathieu, Alexandre Biard and Arthur Ravary. Project documented by the FFPPS.