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Buzon Circular Spacer Tabs for Creative Designs
Circular spacer tabs in the Buzon BC-series pedestals accommodate non-dimensional materials giving designers flexibility and unlimited design possibilities.
Residential Terrace Makeover
This residential terrace makeover replaces tiles installed on concrete with porcelain pavers installed over slope corrected Buzon screwjack pedestals.
Rooftop Decks Post Pandemic
Post pandemic rooftop decks and raised terraces will be used by hospitality designers and architects to create safe and inviting environments for visitors.
Limestone Inside and Outside
Swedish Issaquah Campus interior and exterior reveals two distinct limestone applications. Enlist HDG stone expert, Erik Nelson, for your next project.
HDG Thermory Pavers in Terraced Urban Garden
The renovated Richard A. and Susan F. Smith Campus Center adds a deck and rooftop terrace that features HDG Thermory Pavers available from HDG Building Materials.
Versatile Natural Stone for Beautiful Architecture
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.
Behind the Buzon Pedestals Logo
At HDG Building Materials we often get asked about the origin of the Buzon pedestals logo. Specifically, why the buffalo. This blog post explains it all, the old logo, the new logo, and inventor Claude Buzon in between it all.
Stone Drainage Pavers Offer Function and Beauty
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.
Street Seats Design Challenge Grand Prize Winner
The Street Seats design challenge invited participants to reimagine the public bench. There were 200+ entries from 24 countries on 6 continents and from 22 U.S. states. Kyle and Alyssa Trulen’s team entry (A Quiet Place to Sit and Rest) was selected as the Grand Prize winner. The project featured thermally modified ash and pine.
