Masonry Design Magazine

Pasadena City Hall, Fort Point, & More

Words: Justin Stengel

Pasadena City Hall stands as a spectacular example of California Mediterranean Revival architecture, reflecting the grandeur and ambition of early 20th-century urban planning in Southern California. Completed in t

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Pasadena City Hall, Fort Point, & More

Features

Tate Modern
Words: Cass Stern

The Tate Modern’s industrial past is still visible from across the Thames. Long before the building became one of the world’s best-known museums, it operated as the Bankside Power Station, a coal-fired facility designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott and con

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When looking at iconic structures built throughout history, one of the most recognizable architectural elements is the masonry arch. These arches are not only aesthetically and visually pleasing but also serve as an engineering solution for structural sta
The Benefits of Concealed Lintel Systems in Modern Masonry
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Brick and masonry remain among the most admired architectural materials in the world because of their natural beauty and authenticity. Masonry possesses depth, variation, texture, permanence, and character that synthetic cladding systems often struggle to
Brick & Masonry Aesthetics: Managing Color, Consistency, and Architectural Expectations
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