A list of key terms designed to help you through the design journey
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Our new workshop is really taking shape
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Groupwork + Amin Taha’s controversial stone‑fronted office and residential building at 15 Clerkenwell Close is a serious building that nevertheless displays a lightness of touch, says Rob Wilson
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An introduction to our work on a 6 flight Cantilever Stone Staircase
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An introduction to new technologies in our design office
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Training our staff and keeping our teams safe
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A short introduction to the differences between Traditional and Steel Stringer installations
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An introduction to the process behind producing a 320-Degree curved stone staircase
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Reflecting on our works at Clerkenwell Close
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Considering Space, Layout, Detailing, Connections and Perspective
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An introduction to our work on a 4 flight Cantilever Stone Staircase
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Manufacturing a Commercial Post Tensioned Stone Staircase and Our new workshop
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With pivoting bookshelves and vanishing doors, Amin Taha + Groupwork create flexible spaces to live and work in London’s historical Clerkenwell neighbourhood
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Award-winning architect Amin Taha has provoked the wrath of council planners with his glorious, rough-hewn flats in London’s Clerkenwell. Do they face the wrecking ball?
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A look at what went into the creation of one of of our post tensioned stone staircases
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An insight into the creation of a traditional cantilever stone staircase…
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A sneak peak at what we are working on at the moment…
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A list of Key terms designed to help you through the design journey….
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Welcome to The Stonemasonry Company Limited’s brand new website! We are so pleased to unveil our new look, after a lot of hard work and late nights we are very proud of what has been achieved.
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Using quarry found finishes, part carved and abandoned stone columns, revealed cloisters and mosaic floors 15 Clerkenwell Close at first alludes to a local archaeology, but also raises questions on our architectural heritage and its responsibility within a broader culture.
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