Trockenmauer
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Product • By Geopietra® • P81 GARDA - Square Profile
P81 GARDA - Square Profile
Available in 1 ShadeSIZE: 50-900 cm2THICKNESS: 3/5 cm In the photograph: Model Garda P81Laying with joint PLUSNormal/full joint with GeoBi mortarCoarse grain Colour SABBIA
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Product • By Geopietra® • P01 BERGAMO - Square Profile
P01 BERGAMO - Square Profile
Available in 9 ShadeSIZE: 50-900 cm2THICKNESS :3/5 cm In the photograph: Model Bergamo P01COLOUR | NEVEDry-Stack Jointnormal joint with GEOBI mortarCoarse grain Colour TOSCANA
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Product • By Geopietra® • P34 CREATIVO - Castle Profile
P34 CREATIVO - Castle Profile
Available in 2 ShadeSIZE: HEIGHT 12,7 cmmultiple variable LENGTHS 20,32 to 40,64 cm- THICKNESS 3/4 cm
In the photograph: Model Creativo P34COLOUR | BIANCO CONCHIGLIADry-Stack Joint On the left a reference picture for what concerns form and size of the LARGE and SMALL models. The CREATIVO P34 model... More
Product • By Geopietra® • SQUARE PROFILE
SQUARE PROFILE
Stone block wall, worked from its initial rough form into a more rectangular shape, with horizontal courses of varying heights and vertical joints nicely staggered. The solution has solid, ordered character and expresses the fundamental aspects of unity and horizontality in all installations.
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Product • By Geopietra® • LEDGE STONE PROFILE
LEDGE STONE PROFILE
Profile featuring a layered, horizontal design with elongated stones. The effect is further accentuated in a dry installation, where particular care is required when forming and finishing joints of the stone veneer. Adding the special GeoFit® pieces highlights the elongated and indented features of the profile. More
Project • By Bettiol Architecture • Hotels
La Fenice del Monte Cervino
Villa Bacchini, this is its original name, was one of the few villas built in the Cervinia area since the 1930s and was destroyed in 1980 by the confluence of two avalanches. Following this event, the Valle d'Aosta Autonomous Region arranged several interventions, which offered the possibility of protecting the area and rebuilding the villa.
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The owners at that time, the Bacchini family, chose not to start with the reconstruction and sold what remained of the structure to the Harrison family of London, who bought it to restore the house to its former glory. The exterior of the villa was protected and the reconstruction project - followed by Architect Mariapia Bettiol’s Studio from Aosta in... More