StoneLite® Indiana Standard Buff limestone panels are in production for the stone portion of the exterior renovation of Peabody College HEM at Vanderbilt University. SPI incorporated false joints on the 48”x16” panels to give the appearance of a 48”x8” module size to help reduce the number of panels to install. The false joints are continued […]
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SPI is humbled to be a part of the 9/11 Memorial Museum in New York City. Our inclusion in the legacy of honoring the events, victims and survivors of 9/11 is a proud moment for our company as we honor the 18th Anniversary of this tragic day.
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The new state of the art Planetarium is part of a $450M campus improvement program. The exterior features StoneLite® Silver travertine lightweight stone panels in a segmented curved application. The StoneLite® façade has horizontal graining and is a ¼” open joint system with quirk mitered edges along with both 90 degree and non-90 degree finished corners. […]
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As we celebrate Independence Day it is also a time to reflect on the great sacrifices made for our freedom. StoneLite® is honored to be featured as the exterior cladding for the USS Arizona Memorial Visitor Center’s five building complex at Pearl Harbor. We are humbled and proud to be a part of this memorial dedicated […]
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The Pei Cobb Freed designed National Constitution Center was the first museum to use StoneLite® panels. The exterior facade and interior walls feature 29K sf of StoneLite® limestone and granite panels. The interior panels were installed over steel stud framing with an average weight of only 60 lbs. Some panels were fabricated to various angled corner […]
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A nondescript, dated structure was transformed using a mix of architectural elements including StoneLite® Noce and Roman Classic travertine panels. The natural stone panels were installed over ribbed precast concrete. Major benefits of using StoneLite® natural stone panels in a renovation project are the panels can be installed over the existing materials, the reduction of demolition and […]
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The University of British Columbia Earth Science Building created a unique exterior on the Ross Beaty Lecture Hall using 21 unique natural stones manufactured into StoneLite® panels and installed in a book matching application. The panels are not only decorative but are used as an outdoor learning laboratory for student studies.
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The South Korean Supreme Court building features a free span ceiling using StoneLite® Puchon granite panels. The granite was quarried less than 50 miles from the project site and shipped to TX where it was fabricated into irregular shapes. The ceiling features more than 1 mile of finished corners. StoneLite® weighs 3.3 lbs psf and is a […]
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The historic National Constitution Center combines dimensional stone and StoneLite® natural stone composite panels to create a modern-classic aesthetic in the heart of Philadelphia. Project name: National Constitution Center Project location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Year: 2002 Architecture Firm: […]
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