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MESA COMPLEX

About the project The Microsystems & Engineering Sciences Application (MESA) complex incorporated   StoneLite® African Red granite panels as the project’s focal point. The project scope

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ONE AUDUBON

About the project One Audubon is a six story new construction project clad in over 15,000 sq. ft. of StoneLite® New Imperial Red Granite exterior panels.

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FRESNO HEART HOSPITAL

About the project Entrance, column covers, lower two story exterior, and upper accent band feature StoneLite® Uba Tuba granite panels. StoneLite® panels has been installed on

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LEXUS OF KENDALL

About the project Kendall Lexus used in StoneLite® Rosa Beta granite panels on the column covers, canopy, and entrance. StoneLite® continue to excel in the Test

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ASRC MIDTOWN BUILDING

About the project RIM Architects specified 34,000 sq. ft. of StoneLite® Giallo Santa Cecilia granite for the construction of this 10 story structure.  The light weight StoneLite® panels

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10 HIGH STREET

StoneLite® Najahra Brown granite panels were the perfect solution for replacing a failing brick facade on this high-rise historical building. StoneLite® solved the challenges of limited space

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8020 EXCELSIOR DRIVE

About the project This eight (8) story commercial office building installed StoneLite® Nara Granite panels in exterior, entrance, and soffit applications. Gallery photos feature a combination

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VIRCHOW KRAUSE

About the project StoneLite® Barrister Granite panels in a honed finish are the featured lightweight natural stone exterior of this multi-story project. Over 18,000 SF

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918 DEMING WAY

About the project A four (4) story office building completed in 2000 with StoneLite® Dakota Mahogany granite panels. Panels are featured on the exterior, spandrels, entrance,

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RABINOWITZ COURTHOUSE

About the project Approximately 40,000 sq.ft. of StoneLite® Sardo Gray Granite panels were installed on the multi-story exterior of this state Courthouse.  The panels were also

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