Stones have shaped human landscapes through millennia, offering permanence and resilience in our fast-changing world.

Discover Armenia's rich architectural heritage, shaped by volcanic tuff and basalt, showcasing its unique identity through ...

First Nations architecture has utilised biogenic materials for millennia. Paul Memmott spotlights readily available bush ...

My introduction to building a stone wall, like beginnings in so many homesteading ... the American Revolution by dirt farmers with no architecture degrees, no building codes, no engines to ease ...

In the image below, the Glossy setting is not ideal as we can see a clear reflection of the adjacent pool and concrete wall. The stone is not reflective however, it did darken up the mortar joints.

The stone wall, which is 1.8 meters tall and 7 meters wide and runs east to west, is believed to have been a boundary that divided the central part of the castle and warriors’ residences.

Stone in Landscape Architecture: A Sensory Journey, on view through June 13 at ABC’s Greenpoint ... cracked to mimic the sky in Charles Sheeler’s 1954 painting Stacks in Celebration. Looming just over ...

Rooted in its context, Stone Garden portrays architecture's capacity to act as a healing tool and active player in building resilience at times of crisis. It also showcases alternative ways of ...

Philip Kennicott, The Post's art and architecture critic ... and moisture didn’t gather too egregiously on cold walls of stone and brick. The dark was an issue, too, with large windows a ...