Masonry Design Magazine

Marvelous Masonry: Potala Palace

Words: Cass Stern

Perched more than 12,000 feet above sea level on Red Mountain in Lhasa, Tibet, the Potala Palace stands as one of the world’s most remarkable masonry structures. Its enduring resilience not only represents an architectural achievement but also a living ca

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Shelter for the Storms: Elevating Homes with Durable, High-End Masonry
Words: Sarah Lograsso

The mark of a successful project isn’t just exceptional craftsmanship; it’s the ability to manage the work efficiently and keep it on track. When it comes to manufactured stone veneer (MSV), efficiency is critical. From preparing substrates and managing m

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This issue’s questions come from an Engineer and an Architect. What questions do you have? Send them to info@masonrymagazine.com, attention Technical Talk.
Q.  An Engineer asked when the reinforcement for the masonry diaphragm chords must be continuous th
Bonding with Masonry: 2025 Q3
Stone has always signified strength, permanence, and sophistication. In commercial environments, those qualities go beyond design and directly shape how a business is perceived. A lobby, storefront, or even a single feature wall can become the first chapt
Strength, Style, and Staying Power: The Impact of Stone Veneer in Commercial Design

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