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  Selecting natural stone for real estate development is not merely a choice of a particular colour and texture. For developers, there are performance, consistency, availability, cost and suitability considerations involved in choosing stone. At large volumes, a little inconsistency can affect the whole development project. But how do experienced developers approach stone selection? 1. They Start with Application Requirements The first question is not “What stone looks great?” It is: “For what application?” Each application imposes certain requirements on performance of the material. Developers may need stone for: Exterior walls and elevations Wall cladding made of natural stone Entrance zones and lobbies Driveways and walkways Landscaping Poolside Steps and outdoor areas High-traffic commercial areas For example , a stone that is suitable for decorative wall cladding may not be a great fit for a heavy traffic floor. The application defines the technical requirements. 2. Technica...

  Ganesh Chaturthi becomes an occasion when homes are filled with devotion, flowers, diyas and presence of Bappa. As much as the festivities will be celebrated in few days, the pooja space might become a permanent fixture in your home. Natural stone is a wonderful medium of bringing this traditional architecture into a home setting. From marble backgrounds to carved details and stone artifacts, there are many ways to create a traditional pooja space out of a regular corner in the house. Start with the Marble Base Marble has always been a part of temples, shrines and stone carving in India . Its smooth surface, patterns and capacity of detail carving make it an ideal material for the creation of a traditional pooja setting. Some of the possibilities of using marble in a home mandir are: As the flooring of a designated pooja space For the altar or platform As a background for the idol For carved pillars and architectural elements As shelves for diyas and other small pooja elements ...

  In India, the role played by Krishna is not limited only to temple architecture and related sculptures and art pieces. Krishna’s presence can be traced in the landscapes of Vrindavan, Govardhan and Dwarka, as well as in sculpture and architecture. Contemporary Krishna architecture can draw from the same sources of inspiration, creating unique projects of the modern times. Krishna-inspired architecture is not limited by any fixed formula or historical architectural style. It can take into consideration Indian temple architecture, Krishna-related motifs, traditional craftsmanship and natural landscapes associated with Krishna. Natural stone becomes a part of this approach to the architecture of today, connecting contemporary spaces with India’s rich stone architecture heritage. What Is Krishna-Inspired Architecture? There is no set of rules regarding the architectural appearance of the Krishna temples. The Krishna temples in India represent various regional architectural styles. ...