A Voce Columbus by Rockwell Group with Unlimited Stone
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Alkemi Archetype Construction Corporation Bagno & Company Belden Brick Company Caesarstone Concreteworks Studio D. Magnan & Co. Daltile David Allen Company Designworks Tile and Stone Endicott Clay Products Evans & Paul Formglas Henraux |
Lido Stone Works 4062-601A Grumman Blvd., Calverton, NY; 631-208-1165 www.lidostone.com Marmo Masters Pagliaro Bros. Stone Co. Plasterform Pompili Precast Concrete SMC Stone Stone Source Swenson Stone Consultants Unistress Unlimited Stone Vermont Structural Slate Company |
“For the parking garages around Yankee Stadium, I worked with Endicott to develop four different colors of green brick. It took a while to get a really good palette, but I’m very pleased. I wanted the actual red clay of the brick itself to come through the glaze, to get an effect that varies in the light. They were able to keep the colors of the batches very standard, and that quality control was key.”
Wendy Evans Joseph
Wendy Evans Joseph Architecture
“A very big part of research for us is experimenting with crushed stone, playing with the aggregate, adding flecks of mica and the like, and Pompili was very capable of giving us just what we wanted.”
William Horgan
Grimshaw
“For A Voce’s facade, we needed four slabs of really nice marble to get the minimal chic Italian look we were after. Theresa Quintong at Unlimited Stone searched all over upstate until she found them. We call her the Marble Lady.”
Gregory Sanford
Rockwell Group
“Our client, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, wanted their new headquarters to be elegant, understated, and timeless, and to be a living model of their sustainable mission as an organization. Slate was strategically used in the main public gathering spaces of the project, as it embodies all of these qualities. Vermont Structural Slate is 500 miles from most locations in the northeast, which minimizes material transport and therefore environmental impact. Stone is a natural material that does not off-gas. It is also highly durable, which means it is unlikely to end up as waste material.”
Sara Agrest
FXFowle
