The Traditional Stonemasonry Company
Stonemasonry company
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
The Traditional Stonemasonry Company is a Sydney stonework and conservation contractor with a workshop in St Marys. It assembled the sandstone blocks in Chris Booth’s Wurrungwuri at the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney.
- Location
- Australia
- Discipline
- Masonry | Architectural carving | Stone carving | Conservation | Restoration
- Material
- Sandstone | Marble | Granite | Basalt
- Services
- Architectural ornaments | Masonry repairs | Repointing | Stone facades | Conservation planning | Public monuments
- Website
- traditionalrestoration.com.au
Profile Gallery
- Wurrungwuri — sandstone formSculpture: Chris Booth (New Zealand)Stone assembly: The Traditional Stonemasonry Company (Australia)Stone supply and fabrication: Gosford Quarries (Australia)2008–2010 | Sandstone waveform | Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney Its disciplines include Sculpture, Landscape stonework, and Masonry. Related services include Public monuments, Garden sculpture, and Wildlife habitat structures.Sculpture: Chris Booth; sandstone assembly: Traditional Stonemasonry. Sandstone supply and fabrication: Gosford Quarries. Photograph: Margaret Donald.
Source & credits
Stonework and fabrication | Stonework and restoration | Conservation consultancy | Practice and project record | Wurrungwuri — project contribution | Wurrungwuri — project contribution
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