Limestone
Quiet texture. Architectural clarity.
Architectural stone / United States & Canada
Distinctive facades.
Natural
character.
Limestone facade cladding and architectural natural stone, sourced in Turkey for considered building projects.
STONE IN ARCHITECTURETexture · Proportion · Detail
A material language, from facade to finishing detail.Facades & wall claddingSlabs & tilesArchitectural elements
01 / The material palette
Find your natural expression.
Four material families. A spectrum of textures, tones and possibilities for your design.
02 / From surface to structure
One project.
Every stone detail.
Explore the product families, then share your drawings to start a precise sourcing conversation.
03 / A considered process
From an idea
to a defined brief.
A beautiful stone choice starts with a clear project conversation. Bring the material, technical requirements and delivery plan into focus.
01
Select the material
Discuss samples, finish and the visual range you want to achieve.
02
Define the details
Review dimensions, profiles and project documentation.
03
Discover our storyPlan the supply
Agree quantities, production scope and delivery terms in your quotation.
04 / Your project destination
Designed with your market in mind.
United States
From concept to specification.
Build a stone supply brief around drawings, material review, project requirements and the delivery destination.
Explore United States projectsCanada
Start with the exposure.
Put climate, moisture, material evidence and facade detailing at the center of the selection conversation.
Explore Canada projectsBefore you specify
Good questions.
Clearer decisions.
Practical starting points for your architectural stone project.
Visit specification resourcesWhat products can I source for a facade project?
The range includes limestone and other natural stone panels, slabs and tiles, along with custom architectural elements such as frames, columns and cornices.
Can I inquire about a project in the United States or Canada?
Yes. Share your project location, drawings, material preference, approximate quantity and delivery requirements. Availability, production scope and freight terms are reviewed for each inquiry.
What is needed for a useful project quotation?
Send dimensioned drawings, the product family, preferred stone and finish, estimated quantity and destination. Identify any test documentation or sample approval requirements at the outset.
How do I confirm exterior suitability?
Evaluate the particular material and the complete installation design. Review the required test documentation, local project requirements and anchorage with the architect and engineer.
An architectural vocabulary
More than the wall plane.
Coordinate openings, edges and sculpted details in the same stone conversation.
Limestone columns
Compose an entrance, portico or interior around a custom stone column. Coordinate the capital, shaft and base as a single architectural detail.
Explore the detail
Window & door surrounds
Give facade openings depth and definition with profiled limestone jambs, heads and surrounds. Coordinate the stone with the actual window or door system.
Explore the detail
Fireplace surrounds & mantels
Frame an interior focal point with a custom limestone surround. Coordinate the opening, side pieces and mantel with the selected fireplace appliance.
Explore the detailFrom the stone journal
Better questions.
More considered projects.
Material selection
Limestone or travertine? Start with the facade you want.
Compare the actual samples, visual rhythm and project requirements before choosing a material family for an exterior wall.
3 min readRead article
North American projects
Planning limestone cladding in Canada: ask about the actual exposure.
A Canadian project needs a location-specific material discussion. Start with the site and the wall details, then define the evidence your team needs.
2 min readRead article
Your next project.
A clearer stone specification.
Start with the material, drawings and delivery destination.