Interior Plaster - Articles - Page 43

Installation Differences between Manufactured Stone and Hard-Coat Stucco

Manufactured stone and hard-coat stucco: different but alike for installation.

Christopher Little

September 1, 2012

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In the grand scheme of building materials, Adhered Concrete Masonry Veneer is relatively young.

The History of Plaster in Architecture: The Ancient and Classical Periods

The art of plastering is as old as civilization.

Patrick Webb

August 1, 2012

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Mankind’s ability to leave the cave, raise a shelter of stones or reeds, and coat that shelter with an earthen plaster, enabled him to create the “cave” wherever he desired.

All Things Faux Finish

Faux finish lines offer contractors a unique and specialized niche service with high-end results.

Casey Nesterowich

August 1, 2012

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New Venetian plaster products can be utilized as an affordable wall solution, to create a personalized look for customers in both ends of the market: residential and high-end commercial sectors.

Visual Art

May 9, 2012

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The Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center was a dream created by many visionary civic leaders and the people of Midland and Odessa, Texas.

A Grand Plaster Production

Casey Nesterowich Von Mehren Agnes

May 2, 2012

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Historic plaster renovation for a New York theater contributes to one of Broadway's most successful shows with Spider-Man.

All Things Stucco

Steven Pedracine CSI, CDT,

April 2, 2012

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Understanding stucco's future by taking a look at its past.

Lining the Open Sea

Mr. Steven Miller CDT

January 25, 2012

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Monterey Bay Aquarium improves the illusion of its largest tank utilizing FRP panels, EPS foam and construction software.

Drywall Vs. Plaster

Mark Fowler

December 1, 2011

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When drywall appeared on the market, plasterers mounted a campaign to discredit its use. How did that fail?

The green building movement proves its upward trend not only as a responsible answer to sustainable building, but also as an incentive for innovation. Ten years ago, the term “green” was considered a precious ambition with high hopes of changing the way builders looked at approaching construction.

Forward, into the Past

Alex Lundberg

August 25, 2011

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The promotional literature on Goldfarb Properties’ apartments at 920 Riverside Drive reads like a J. Peterman catalog entry, “…Aim Higher in Upper Manhattan’s Gorgeous Washington Heights Neighborhood. 920 Riverside Drive offers Large, One to Three Bedroom Apartments, Many with Spectacular Views of the Majestic Hudson River and The George Washington Bridge.”