An arch is a curved masonry structure that spans a space and supports structure and weight above it. Masonry semi-circular arches made of precast stone are generally seen at entrances, doors and windows.
A vault is a roof in the form of an arch or a series of arches. It is an arched structure, usually of masonry or concrete, serving to cover a space. A vault provides a building or a room with an arched roof. Vaulting is similar to an arch, dome, crypt, or cellar.
A masonry ceiling is an overhead interior surface the covers the upper limit of a room. It can be brick or stone and it need not be a structural element.
Arched Window: Window with stone arch and decorative molding
Arches & Windows: Windows and facade veneered with a quartz-like stone of full-thickness.
Arches & Decorative Molding: Semicircular arches of real stone with precast stone horizontal decorative molding (cornice) and a watertable at the base to deflect water away from the foundation.
Bay Window Detail: Cast stone bay window detail with semicircular arch pilaster and cast stone belly band.
Stone Veneer
St. Croix/Irish Linen Veneer
St. Croix/Irish Linen Veneer
St. Croix/Irish Linen Arch Veneer
St. Croix/Irish Linen Veneer
Mosaic at Fountain: Installed the mosaic tile in the wall of the carved limestone fountain.
Marble Niche & Sculpture: Marble Stone Niche in Loggia is set with a sculpture.
Vaulted Ceiling: Wine cellar with arched roof has a ceiling veneer of Real Used Brick set in Running Bond and Herringbone Bond patterns.
Ceiling Cladding: The ceiling is installed with dimensional limestone.
Detail Stone Ceiling: Ceiling of Loggia is set with marble cladding.
