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This residential project features a modern glass fireplace design with black limestone in three sizes, two finishes, and an articulated face.
HDG provides architects, builders, and designers with cubic stone for applications from cobblestone to complex value-added fabrications.
See how to use Buzon pedestals with aluminum joists around tight corners and posts. The Porcelain Pavers are supported perfectly.
Whether your project demands newly quarried natural stone or the storytelling of reclaimed and recycled stone HDG stands ready to serve.
Swedish Issaquah Campus interior and exterior reveals two distinct limestone applications. Enlist HDG stone expert, Erik Nelson, for your next project.
Contrast adds visual appeal to design. Contrast can be achieved by varying color, texture, size, and shape of stone in building and landscape design.
The Charles Korrick Fountain and Water Features at Phoenix CityScape Makes Extensive Use of Butterfly Black Basalt and Gobi Tan Granite in Many Finishes.
Hospital building entrance shows the versatility of natural stone. HDG Building Materials is a collaborative resource to architects and builders for stone bollards, pavers, cladding and more.
Selecting finishes for your natural stone project can be overwhelming. Let HDG’s resident stone expert Erik Nelson smooth your project and ease your mind.
Natural stone drainage pavers offer function and beauty. They route water as needed while adding the beauty and character of natural stone. HDG drainage pavers are made with granite, basalt, and certain limestones.
“Tahku” Humpback Whale Statue in Juneau, Alaska is a life-scale, 6-ton, 25-foot-tall breaching humpback whale. HDG Butterfly Blue granite is used throughout the project in the wier surround, water-feature infinity pool, and cladding.
Creating a legacy can be an intentional act or a byproduct of using natural stone in architectural works. Who knows how long architect Edgar M. Lazarus envisioned his sandstone designed Vista House would endure. It has been 100 years and it is still standing atop a basalt cliff.
Buzon pedestals overview in Master Builders Magazine. Create perfectly level raised floors with beautiful decking surfaces and hide services underneath.
