LSI Stone

Located on the corner of Pitt Street and Martin Place in Sydney’s CBD, the architectural vision of Crone Partners and James Carpenter & Associates was to create a contemporary, clean, commercial building. Its old-fashioned brown façade system that did not suit the surrounding area. The goal was to bring sophistication and harmonious ambience to the 1970’s heritage building.

SI Stone played a very important role in the development of the facade. It provided Portuguese limestones: Moleanos and Perlina, which due to their quality and their colours- yellowish tones- were able to update and illuminate the building visually, but also to make reference to developments neighbours. The final result of the building was excellent with perfect finishes that will surely leave their users radiant.

The vibrant Schwabinger Tor quarter is taking shape along Leopoldstraße in Schwabing, Munich. The city quarter consists of nine buildings developed by a range of well-known architects. The perfect diversity of the area meets the demands for classic, quality, and elegant way of the Schwabinger Tor. As its urban architecture and design illustrates. The district is considered a breath of fresh air due to the massive façade made of Portuguese natural stone.