Masonry Design Magazine

American Treasure: West Point Cadet Chapel

Words: Cass Stern

The West Point Cadet Chapel stands as an enduring symbol of architectural brilliance, blending Gothic Revival grandeur with the precision and artistry of masonry. Perched on a hill overlooking the United States Military Academy, this iconic structure is a

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Masonry in the Media: Notre Dame Cathedral, King’s Cross Station, and More
Words: Lily Burger

The settings of films can take viewers to different parts of the world and express the story through visually stunning locations. From Victorian train stations to medieval architectural marvels, these four iconic movie locations enhanced the storytelling

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Nestled on the hill of the ancient Agora in Athens, the Temple of Hephaestus stands as one of the best-preserved temples of antiquity. Built between 449 and 415 BCE, this Doric temple dedicated to Hephaestus, the god of fire and craftsmanship, embodies th
Marvelous Masonry: Temple of Hephaestus
Creating Space. Two simple words that have been a leading topic of conversation in the building industry for years. Over time, we have seen a number of innovations in cladding materials. (mention of non-masonry materials - cladding) I remember when our op
Lean & Mean Cavity Wall Designs

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