April 2018 No. 34
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NATURAL STONE PROJECTS
Vanguard, tradition and diversity
INTERVIEW
Pamela Durante, interior designer in NYC
ARTICLE
‘Natural Stone and technology’, Antonio Muñoz, technical architect
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SUMMARY INTERVIEW
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Pamela Durante Interior designer
“If you can imagine it, it can be done in marble”.
Magazine. ‘el mármol’.- What is the design for you? Does Natural Stone have a place in it? Pamela Durante.- Design for me is creating unique spaces with great details, the use of symmetry, looking at the negative and positive space that forms and incorporating color and texture. Yes, I love natural stone and incorporate it whenever possible. It is classical and timeless. M. ‘el mármol’.- What are your favorite projects that you've completed in your career and why? P.D.- In the beginning of my career I started out in the hospitality industry and worked on many luxury hotels
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in New York City. I worked for Ian Schrager for quite a few years and Philippe Stark, Andre Putman were involved in those projects. It was a wonderful experience and I learned so much. I later went on to start my own company Atelier Durante Interior Design and was working with a group that was focused on the Restaurant industry. I did several restaurants with that group and one of them received a “10” rating for design in Zagats. M. ‘el mármol’.– As a designer, what you do you ‘ask’ to a product to be used in a project? P.D.- I like to find and specify things that have elegance, sophistication and performance. M. ‘el mármol’.– And, in terms of
Certified Interior Design in the state of New York, she is a Professional member of ASID (American Society of Interior Designers), IIDA (International Association of Interior Designers) and The Decorators Club as well as a faculty member at The New York School of Interior Design. She was past President of ASID NY Metro Chapter, of IDLNY and has served on various other design boards in New York city. Pamela Durante, with an extensive background in hospitality, restaurant, and high end residential interior design, has been the ambassador of the ‘Macael Brand’ in USA and, after passing through the Spanish Marble Region in Almería and its commercial work in the city of the skyscrapers, tells us his vision to continue advancing in the internationalization. service, what do you expect from the company that supplies it? P.D.– I expect a company to take responsibility for their product, respond promptly to my questions and concerns, and that can deliver in a timely manner and meet the commitment that is set forth at the beginning of a project. M. ‘el mármol’.–What are some of the trends that you see in the field of the interior design and architecture in USA, related with Natural Stone? Colors, textures… P.D.- Currently there is a craving and madness for white marble and particularly huge slabs of it. Texture is being used but mostly in a commercial setting where places are redesigned almost every 5 years. It is risky to put textured stone in a
“Currently there is a craving and madness for white marble”.
residential setting as it may date the project a few years down the road. Working on commercial projects affords you the ability to be more creative and to step out of the box and try different things. I do like the sandblasted stone particularly on the Macael white marble as all the properties of the stone including the beautiful crystals are more readily seen that way. el mármol #34
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1.- Pamela Durante, with one of her lines of fabrics and furniture designed for the hospitality sector. Her dress is also made with this fabric. www.atelierduranteinteriordesign.com
1 M. ‘el mármol’.– After your role as Macael Brand’s Ambassador in NYC, what do you think it would be the ideal target for Macael Marble in US and how our companies should reach it? P.D.– I feel that it is imperative to have product in the United States and of course the New York Metropolitan area. Designers need to see the slabs that they want to use on a project and will not want to rely on a computer screen for the selection. I feel the companies need to target stone companies and have a supply of goods that can be seen in a marble yard. I also strongly recommend that they reach out to large fabrication
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companies such as Port Morris, large developers such as the Related Company and General Contractors as well. Designers and architects may specify the product but, in large commercial jobs it is the General Contractors who most often are sourcing out the material that they are familiar with and will present as a substitute. M. ‘el mármol’.– Which is, from your point of view and experience with our product in the USA, the best way to do networking with this target? P.D.– Reach out to the correct people. Network with developers, join design some of their organizations as well as Interior Design organizations such as ASID, and IIDA and become Industry partners, NEWH is another great organization. You can also develop a CEU (Continuing Education Unit) and offer lunch and learns to large companies to get your product into their design library. M. ‘el mármol’.– The Macael’s companies are doing a great effort to commercialize its products
“Everyone was extremely knowledgeable and passionate about their product and workmanship”. internationally, what would you recommend them to improve its commercial success? P.D.– Every company that has great success has a huge marketing group and an abundance of advertising dollars behind them. You must saturate the market continuously to move forward quickly. Social media is also a great way to get known but there are other ways as well. I recently attended a seminar on marketing your company and learned that email marketing has a better success rate then social media. It is something that needs to happen very often and needs to be Simple and Visual! Start with a “call to action” and, provide snackable content that shows a level of expertise. Your subject line is KEY! M. ‘el mármol’.– How has contributed to you working with Macael Brand? P..D.– Working with AEMA and the Macael Marble Brand has been a
truly wonderful and enriching experience. The people are incredible and warm. The hospitality, generosity and kindness that I received was second to none. Everyone was extremely knowledgeable and passionate about their product and workmanship. This was a place where the prime industry is marble and these quarries have been passed down through the families for centuries. They are born knowing about marble! A sense of pride, confidence and expertise exists throughout the industry. What I saw that could be fabricated was astonishing and the creativity was endless. If one could imagine it, it could be made of marble. It opened up a whole new world for me and I still have so much more to learn. Visiting the quarries and seeing the vast amount of white Macael marble yet to be unearthed was amazing. Also knowing that this is the same marble found at the Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain, solidifies the roots and historical connection that is associated with Macael marble. Finally, I do not think I have ever seen a brighter sun or a bluer sky anywhere else that I have visited. el mármol #34
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Article
Antonio MuĂąoz, technical architect NATURAL STONE AND TECHNOLOGY
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atural stone and technology go hand in hand since immemorial, time, when man begins to work it, with his first more rudimentary tools in the old quarries, considerably different to the last decades, where the development of technology in the sector, has revolutionized the way stone is worked. As a native of a nearby town, I can consider myself a great lucky to have as a neighbor the town of Macael, "the land of marble" and the great opportunity that involves
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developing my knowledge, as a technical architect, with this noble material that we get from nature. The possibilities offered by natural stone can be infinite if we have the right tools and technologies; the limit, is marked by the people, like me, who work it. From the moment I started working in this sector, I can say that there has not been a day when I have not acquired some new knowledge, due to the different types of stone and the very different characteristics that exist
between them: from its composition, to color, through its hardness, absorption or textures, among others. If we put all this together with the possibilities offered by the technology currently developed to make the stone, we obtain a cocktail of hundreds of possible results to develop and personalize each work. When we make natural stone, relying on modern numerical control machines, together with computer-aided design software, we can develop any type of piece that we are capable of imagining.
Antonio Muñoz Olmos
amzolmos@gmail.com tecnico1@arriagastone.com
highest quality and competitive in a globalized world.
About Antonio….
Technical architect, University of Granada.
Máster in Integral building safety, University of Seville.
Currently: Project Manager in Natural Stone, Arriaga Stone.
This is where architects and designers from all over the world present challenges that we must solve with the best solution. The game begins with a first design and the study of how to make it,
analyzing the different processes to which we would subject it. This is key to developing the project in the most efficient way possible with the tools available to us, in order to obtain, thus, a product of the
The study and development of projects in the technical office is necessary to achieve the best result once it has finished. Today, we have at our disposal very powerful computer-aided design software that allows us to make, from a simple washbasin to the most complex of the sculptures, going through the design and cutting of classic facades composed of molded cornices, jambs, columns or special pieces, among others. These tools also allow us el mármol #34
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to make 'renders' of how a façade or a complete floor would be with the selected materials and the mosaics designed for it, obtaining an almost real result of what we would manufacture and how that combination of different colors, tones and movements of the characteristic veins of natural stone fit together. When the factory starts working in a new project, reducing production times by machining the largest number of processes, is key to decrease the manufacturing cost, reducing as much as possible the elaborated by hand. Working with CAD/CAM software, we prepare the different stone machining programs, which will then be loaded into numerical control machines (CNC) , whose advantage is the configuration and previous simulation of the work on the
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1 “The possibilities offered by natural stone can be infinite if we have the right tools and technologies”.
of the work on the computer, previewing how the CNC will work and where we can correct machining faults, before the piece is processed. This combination of 'software' CAD / CAM together with the CNC machine allows us to work with millimeter precision. So when carrying out special works of great
importance, where the maximum size of the blocks is limited in its maximum size of extraction in the quarry and being less than the final product (such as columns of great height, sculptures or works, as the largest mortar in the world, which we made three years ago), we can divide them into several pieces or sections, like a puzzle, then fit them perfectly, achieving great
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1. 'Software' of computer-aided design. 2. CNC machine making a piece in natural stone.
precision. The natural stone, extracted directly from nature and being, obviously, a material that respects the environment, must be treated with affection. On many occasions, people do not know the nobility of this material and the millions of years it takes to form itself. With its colors and its unique movements, we obtain from it unrepeatable pieces, that must be worked
“The combination of 'software' CAD/CAM together with the CNC machine allows us to work with millimeter precision.
with love, as the artisans of stone, an indispensable figure in the sector, have always been doing. They has also improved the way of making stone thanks to technology, development and
of
their
In conclusion, we can say that the future of the stone is closely linked to technology and its advances, facilitating the processes of elaborated stone, reducing production times and improving the quality of life of workers. Will we end up seeing this sector completely robotized and automated? In the coming years we will know the answer. Finally, I wanted to say goodbye, thanking the Andalusian Marble Industry Association (AEMA –its initials in Spanish-) for their trust in me for the writing of this article and recognizing the work and daily effort of all my colleagues with whom we form a great team to develop all our projects in natural stone. el mårmol #34
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Natural Stone projects AEMA’s companies
From the purest
avant-garde style to the most
traditional and baroque; interiors and exteriors; solemnity, functionality, comfort and sustainability. Natural stone, present in any lifestyle, is capable of covering the most diverse needs of an extensive market segment.
‘White Macael’ crushed marble P. 50
Natural Stone project
Interior design
Contemporary Furniture
CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE LINE COMPANY: Cuellar Stone MATERIALS: ‘Blanco Macael’ white marble ‘Calacatta Gold’ marble ‘Wengue’ sandstone ‘Cenia Azul’ limestone
Empresa: Mármoles La Viña
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Raw material and innovation to create unique pieces
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s a result of the work of its interior design team and the collaboration with several de-
signers, born the Contemporary Furniture Line of Cuellar Stone, a company founded in 1958 in the Macael Marble Region, dedicated to the production of special projects and handicrafts in natural stone. The perfect combination between the quality of the material, the 'know-how' of master craftsmen and the use of hightech machinery merge, in this case, to create original and sophisticated pieces in marble, of unique designs, designed for avant-garde spaces. el mรกrmol #34
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1. MAX chair. Made of Cenia Azul limestone, this innovative design reinvents the chair to become a unique piece, not only for its elaboration, but also for its structure: a single stroke as an ode to simplicity and pure forms. 2. Side Tables by Cesar Giraldo design. Product of the collaboration of the company with Cesar Giraldo, designer based in Los Angeles, this innovative table concept is born. It combines Calacatta Gold marble and WenguĂŠ sandstone; two confronted materials that fit perfectly.
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Industry
Association
(AEMA), are firmly committed to innovation, as a fundamental pillar for
growth, internationalization
and satisfaction of an increasingly demanding customer.
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3. STEROS. Centre Table. Functional and resistant, this coffee table is a piece of timeless design, made in 'Blanco Macael' marble, with white background and soft gray veining, which breaks the traditional concept of natural stone representation. Contrary to the flat and angular forms, it stands curved, sculptural, free and alive. The result is the representation of a block of marble in full vitality, with the seal of the Macael Brand, capable of becoming the center of a room with singular distinction.
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Natural Stone project ‘Blanco Macael’
Private villa in Portugal
Spaces full of light with „Blanco Macael‟ marble
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1 PRIVATE VILLA PORTUGAL COMPANY: AP Mármoles MATERIAL: ‘Blanco Macael’ white marble LOCATION: Algarve Portuguese
ocated in the Portuguese Algarve, this private
residence,
with
soft
lines
and
minimalist
preference, is a cult of luminosity. The purity of
the 'Blanco Macael' marble, extracted in its own placed both in interiors and exterior details,
he clarity and gives amplitude to the whole.
s, a member company of the Andalusian Marble
ociation (AEMA), dedicated to the extraction and
of natural stone, is responsible for this work
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150 square meters of material have been placed in flooring, cladding,
bathrooms,
interior
kitchen
countertops
and
outdoor barbecue. A clear example of the multitude of
possibilities of the 'Blanco Macael' marble for all types of stays. Backed by its excellent properties of resistance, durability, versatility and great decorative potential, it stands as a key natural stone in the search for freshness, naturalness and elegance, basic ingredients in the design of contemporary spaces.
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‘Blanco Macael’ marble: 1. Details of facade cladding with collation in 'opus' form and cut to size. 2. Outdoor kitchen countertop. 3. Enclosure and pool sides.
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4. Floor and kitchen counter in 'Blanco Macael' of 7 meters in length, made in two pieces of 3.5 meters. 5. One of the seven bathrooms of the house with pavement and shower coating of the same material.
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The interior, 'dressed' in white, continues with the trend of less is more and maintains the urban and practical style, without losing, the sophisticated touch. Far away was the predilection to use natural stone only for traditional styles. The use of the 'Blanco Macael' marble, born in the Andalusian Marble regiรณn, Spain, is undoubtedly a safe bet for the creation of spaces adapted to the new times.
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Natural Stone project
‘Crema Bianco and Gray Sinay’
Yoo Panama
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YOO PANAMA COMPANY: Luxury Stone Tino MATERIALS: Crema Bianco Gray Sinay LOCATION: Panama
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1 rema Bianco and Gray Sinay cover this iconic residential building with 60 floors, consisting of loft-style homes and penthouses with spectacular sea and city views. Yoo Panama apartments, located
in the city of the same name, are the representation, in the field of architecture, of a sophisticated and cosmopolitan lifestyle. The marbles, in neutral tones, -white and gray-, contrast with the eclectic style and full of color that characterizes the complex. Luxury Tino Stone, company of the of Macael Marble Sector, (AlmerĂa, Spain) is an expert in customized projects in natural stone. It is positioned, as the supplier of the material, behind the role of satisfying this exigent demand. el mĂĄrmol #34
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2 1 y 2. Images of different areas of the lobby, of two heights, with floor and wall coverings in marble Gray Sinay with 'domus', honed and sandblasted finishes. 3. Crema Bianco, in 'domus' and honed finishes, also on floors in the entrance area.
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binomial
of
natural
stone
and
know-how
demonstrates, once again, the great capacity of the AEMA companies to carry out any type of architectural project. The Yoo, inspired by the designer Philippe Starck, is a challenge that exceeds and contributes to the positioning of the Macael Marble Brand as the international leader in natural stone.
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4 y 5. Gray Sinay marble in coatings and pavement of both rooms, part of the large hall of the residential building, material present in all common areas of the set. This combination of marbles make up a spectacular, avant-garde and luxurious space without renouncing the warmth of home.
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Natural Stone project Blanco Nacarado limestone
Private villa Florida
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PRIVATE VILLA FLORIDA COMPANY: Arriaga Stone MATERIALS: Blanco Nacarado limestone LOCATION: Palm Beach (FL)
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and
door
and
balcony details in Blanco Nacarado limestone (pearly white limestone) with honed finish. 3. Interior staircase of
the private residence,
where
floors
and
base-
boards are made in the same material.
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this private American residence exudes elegance and majesty. The work, whose stone has been provided by Arriaga Stone, member company of AEMA, dedicated to the processing of natural stone for tailor-made craft projects and located in the Macael Marble Region, is the culmination of a job well done. el mรกrmol #34
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he natural stone, together with the innovation and professionalism of the human capital of the Macael Marble Sector, knows how to respond
with increasing precision to the aesthetic and functional needs of both contemporary and traditional designs. In this case, the material, present throughout the architectural ensemble, has been installed, in a molded form, in windows and doors frames, cornices, lintels and corbels, sill and pool copings, as well as in flooring, cladding, bathrooms and interior stairs. 4. Bathroom with countertop, washbasins and paving in Blanco Nacarado. 5. Outdoor pool with pool copings in the same natural stone.
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The interiors and exteriors of the villa in Blanco Nacarado limestone, are the result of a project that looked for distinction as well as serenity. The exterior stands as an extension of the interior and both blend perfectly with the relaxed and placid tropical setting of the southern coast of the United States.
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Natural Stone
Al-Andalus Travertine
project
A single stone and a multitude of enclaves with Andalusian air
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istory, charm, fusion of tradition and modernity in Al-Andalus travertine, a natural stone that creates spaces with its own language throughout
the national territory. MĂĄrmoles La ViĂąa, a member company of AEMA, located in the Marble Region of Macael and dedicated to the extraction, processing and commercialization of natural stone, has been the responsibleof providing the material, from its own quarry, for projects that make us travel in time: from the contemporary era to the magic and enchantment of Nasrid art.
COMPNAY Mármoles La Viña MATERIAL: Al-Andalus travertine LOCATION: Spain
1. Courts of Almagro (Ciudad Real, Spain) whose facade has been made in Al-Andalus travertine with honed finish. 2. Patio of a hotel in Ciudad Real,
Spain,
with
columns
and
flooring of the same material, in aged finish with open pore.
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5 3 y 4. Private residence with flooring, wall cladding and sink in Al-Andalus travertine with honed and cut finish. 5. Spa in a hotel in Ciudad Real (Spain) with trappings in Al-Andalus travertine and scratched and scarred finishes.
Its naturalness, resistance and infinite range of textures keeps natural stone as a reference material both in exterior and interior decoration. In spaces like these, of rustic inspiration and historical roots, it becomes a perfect choice both for the covering of floors and walls and for the rest of architectural elements and interior design details: washbasins and bathroom surfaces, pools, stairs or columns.
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6. In this family house in Madrid (Spain), a project of contemporary inspiration, Al-Andalus travertine has
been
installed,
as
the
protagonist of the main faรงade, in alternate walls, converted into the nerve
centers
of
the
building.
7. Bathroom in a hotel of Ciudad Real
(Spain)
with
washbasin,
countertop and wall cladding of the same material and aged finish. 8.
Staircase
in
Al
Andalus
travertine in aged finish of a private home in Ciudad Real. 9. Decorative
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pile in the same natural stone with hammered finish installed in the Town Hall of Almagro (Ciudad Real, Spain). The aesthetic possibilities of the natural stone of the Macael Marble Brand have been demonstrated for centuries. Marble, as a reference material in the world of architecture, has the quality of ennobling any environment.
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Natural Stone project ‘Anasol Macael’
Doña Ximena Hotel
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DOÑA XIMENA HOTEL COMPANY: Mármoles Camar MATERIALS: Anasol Macael Marble Verde Indio Marble Rosa Portugués Marble LOCATION: Ávila (Spain)
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nasol Macael marble, Verde Indio (Indian Green) and Rosa Portugués (Portuguese Rose) in a perfect combination of accents and textures, make up this luxurious and elegant
hotel, located in the old town of Ávila (Spain). Composed of only 25 rooms, all of them different from each other, the Doña Ximena Hotel, a work made by Mármoles Camar, a company born in the Macael Marble Region and specialized in integral crafts projects, takes care of every element that makes it up . Its uniqueness and elitism, achieved with this mixture of noble materials and the variety of colors ranging from white, to ocher, gold and green highlights, translate into the unmistakable France of Louis XIV, the cradle of refinement, luxury and glamor. 1. Anasol Macael marble extracted in its own quarry, placed in lining of hollow columns and pavement; and fireplace in Rosa Portugués with sculpture of nude woman. 2. Solomonic floor and column in Anasol Macael' with details in Verde Indio (Indian Green).
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The general aesthetic concept, where the natural stone of the Macael Marble Brand is the indisputable protagonist of the whole, seeks chromatic richness and becomes a game of dynamism where, warmth and distinction coexist in harmony. Romanticism and exclusivity in its purest form.
3. Special molded reception desk with pigeon breast style, salomonic columns, hollow column cladding in hallway and flooring in Anasol Macael marble combined with Verde Indio (Indian Green). 4. Hall of celebrations with flooring of both materials. 5. Bathroom countertop, in Anasol Macael, of one of the hotel's 25 rooms, each one also with a fireplace in Rosa PortuguĂŠs (Portuguese rose) marble.
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Natural Stone applications
„Blanc
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lanco Macael (White) marble not only stands out for its quality, elegance and exclusivity used in architectural designs and constructions; its applications go much further, its versatility is
unlimited. Proof of this is the crushed marble, a utility of the material based on the great use of natural resources. The material, through the most advanced technological processes and from the marble left over from the companies of the Macael Marble Region, is transformed, to obtain from it, a great variety of products. In this line of work is located,Triturados Blanco Macael, member company of the Andalusian Marble Industry Association (AEMA), founded in 1992, whose el mĂĄrmol #34
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2 mission is to give, in a sustainable way, the total yield to the marbles obtained from the quarries of Macael, mainly 'Blanco Macael', with the collaboration of 140 associated companies that share the same value: the passion for the culture of the stone.
Micronized, crushed and pebble, a range of products whose materials coincide, mainly, with local marbles: 'Blanco Macael,' 'Gris Macael'
(gray)
'Amarillo
Macaelâ€&#x;
(yellow),
and
'Verde
Macaelâ€&#x; (Green), all of them with different granulometries that go from 0 mm to 150 mm. Its uses, almost inexhaustible: in addition to architecture and design, it is used as a component in the manufacture of paints, concrete, polyester, glues, plastics, rubber, paper, cosmetics, detergents, animal feed and fire extinguisher charges, among many others.
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the
company,
in
boulder.
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6.
Microblanco
M icron ized Macael,
with
98.5%, has one of the purest whiteness
degrees
world.
is
It
in
used
the
as
a
component of paints, glues, paper,
polyester,
cosmetics,
pvc,
detergents
and
printing ink, among others. 7. Gris Macael crushed. 8. Pebble from 25 to 40 mm. In 'Blanco Macael', in a garden house located in Valencia.
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Local materials
Blanco Macael
Blanco Río Veteado
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Blanco Río
Blanco Tranco
Amarillo Macael
Amarillo Indalo
Amarillo Triana
Amarillo Alhambra
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Travertino Oro
Travertino Olivillo
Travertino Rojo
Travertino Al - Andalus
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Gris Macael
Travertino Rosé
Perlado
Anasol Macael
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Sierra Elvira
Marrón Emperador
Eneus®
Verde Macael
Crema Macael Ibérico
Triturado Blanco Macael
Piedra Rústica
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Asociación de Empresarios del Mármol de Andalucía
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Stone companies COMPANY
PHONE
ADDRESS
CITY
C/Bodegueros, 42
29006 MALAGA 04867 MACAEL
REGION
ALMACEN V.ROSARIO,S.L
952-04.06.05
(Málaga)
ARRIAGA SAEZ, FRANCISCO
950-52.34.18
Cl. San Fernando, 23
ARTE DI PIETRA D’MACAEL, S.L.
950-12.88.01
Cl. Europa, 20, 3º B (Apdo. 237) 04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
ARTEDISCAP, S.L. “NOVAFORMAS”
950-44.30.34
Pol. Ind. Olula del Río
04860 CANTORIA
(Almería)
ARTEMASOL, S.L.L.
950-12.88.76
Pol. Ind. Rubira Sola, A-18
04867 MACAEL
ARTESANOS DEL MARMOL, S.L.
950-12.60.08
Pol.Ind.R. Sola,Parc.A17
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
CAICEDO PIEDRAS NATURALES, S.L.
950-44.54.82
Pje. Cogoche, s/n
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
CAICEDO STONE, S.L.L.
950-12.86.23
Pol. Ind. R Sola, Parc. T-4
04867 MACAEL
(Almeria)
CANTERAS LUIS SANCHEZ, S.L.
950-44.43.16
Cl. Pol. Ind. Rubira Sola, 3
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
COSENTINO, S.A.
950-44.41.75
Ctra. Baza-Huercal Overa
04850 CANTORIA
(Almería)
CRISTOBAL FLORES, S.L.
950-64.05.66
Ctra. A-348. Km. 136,2
04400 ALHAMA DE ALMERI
(Almería)
CRUMAR, PROJECT, S.L. U
950-44.42.35
Pol. Ind. Las Cruces
04869 FINES
(Almería)
CUELLAR, ARQUITECTURA MÁRMOL, S.L. 950-12.19.00
Ctra. Huercal Overa,
04850 CANTORIA
(Almería)
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
(Almería)
(Almería)
DQ STONE ARTESANOS, S.L.
950-12.89.21
C/ Granada, 25
ESTEBAN FERNANDEZ, GONZALO
950-44.03.39
Avda. Almería, 5
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
FERNANDEZ MARTINEZ, JOSE
950-42.31.08
Avda Almería, 36
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
GARCIA GUERRERO, ANTONIO
950-44.40.20
Llano la Herrá, 16
04869 FINES
(Almería)
GRABADOS EN MARMOL, S.L.
950-12.81.85
Pol.Ind.Rubira Sola, A-15
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
GRUPO MOS S.L.
950-12.19.06
HNOS. SANCHEZ JIMENEZ, S.L
950-43.60.81
Cta H. Overa a Baza km 60
Avda. Ronda, 81
04850 CANTORIA
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
(Almería)
HERMASA & COSAGA MÁRMOLES S..
950-12.82.87
Pol. Ind. Rubira Sola, T-7
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
IDISPACES, S.L.
950-88.81.40
Pol. Ind. Rubira Sola
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
LUGAR INDUSTRIAL DEL MÁRMOL, S.A.
950-44.13.34
Avda. Macael, s/n
04860 MACAEL
LUXURY STONE TINO S.L.
950-12.82.50
Alameda Principal, nº 47 3º B 29005 MALAGA
(Málaga)
MARCAEL, S.A.
950-43.00.05
Paraje los Llanos, s/n
04660 ARBOLEAS
(Almería)
MARMOLES ANTONIO EL DE PURA, S.L.
950-44.52.20
Pol.Ind. R. Sola, 52-B
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
MARMOLES ARRIAGA CRUZ, S.L.
950-44.56.14
Pol.Ind.Rubira Sola, 6
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
MARMOLES AZOR, S.L.
950-44.40.36
Cl. Llano la Herrá, 28
04869 FINES
(Almería)
MARMOLES CAMAR, S.L.
950-12.81.23
Ctra. de Tahal
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
MARMOLES GONZALEZ FERNANDEZ.
950-52.36.69
Cl. Carmen, 2
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
MARMOLES GUTIERREZ MENA, S.A.
950-44.41.59
Crta de Baza s/n km 58
MARMOLES IBERICOS, S.A.
968-74.00.75
MARMOLES JUAN TIJERAS, S.L.
950-44.54.40
MARMOLES LA VIÑA S.L.U.
950-12.88.34
(Almería)
04869 FINES
(Almería)
Ctra. Del Campillo Apdo.21
30430 CEHEGIN
(Murcia)
Pol.Ind.R. Sola.Apdo.72
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
Pol. Ind. R. Sola, Parc. 3
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
el mármol #34
67
MARMOLES MANUEL SANCHEZ, S.L.
950-43.60.28
MARMOLES NATURALES MACAEL S.L
950-44.53.05
MARMOLES ORFEMAR, S.L.U.
950-42.35.02
Plaza Salitre, 1, 2ºC
04870 PURCHENA
(Almería)
MARMOLES ORTISOR, S.L.
950-12.61.13
Pol. Ind, Rubira Sola 2 fase
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
MARMOLES PARDO, S.A.
950-44.10.61
Ctra. de Baza, s/n
04860 OLULA DEL RIO
(Almería)
MARMOLES PEREZ GARCIA, S.L
950– 44.51.05
04867
(Almería)
MARMOLES SOL, S.L.
950-44.17.42
MARMOLES Y GRANITOS EL RUBIO S.L
950-44-56-39
Pol. Ind. Rubira Sola, Parc T-3A 04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
NATURAL QUALITY STONE, S.L.U.
950-12-63-97
Cl. Antonio Machado, 60 4º A
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
OMYA CLARIANA, S.A.
950-61.31.33
Estación F.F.C.C., s/n
04870 PURCHENA
(Almería)
PIMAR STONE
950-63.41.52
Avda. Andalucía, 15
04870 PURCHENA
(Almería)
ROMÁ CATALANA D’ARIDS, S.L.
973-60.11.00
Ptda. Coma Aragonesa, s/n
25242 MIRALCAMP
Lleida)
RUBIO STONE, S.L.L.
950-44.57.99
Cl. García Lorca, 56, 3º A (Apdo. 140) 04867 MACAEL
( Almería)
SA. REVERTÉ PRODUCTOS MINERALES 950-63.30.04
Pol. Ind. De Albox, Parc. 1-9
04800 ALBOX
(Almería)
TRAVERTINO INDALO, S.L.
950-44.92.81
Pol. Ind. Las Palmeras
04810 PARTALOA
(Almería)
TRITURADOS BLANCO MACAEL, S.A.
950-12.85.55
Pol.Ind.Rubira Sola, S-7
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
C/Paraje Tempranos, s/n
04857 ALBANCHEZ
(Almería)
TRITURADOS MACAEL,S.L (CALCIBLANC) 950-12.23.12
68
el mármol #34
Cl. El Llano, s/n Pje. Jotatell, s/n
Cl. Granada, 1 Ctra. Olula-Macael, Km. 1
04850 CANTORIA
(Almería)
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
MACAEL
04860 OLULA DEL RIO
(Almería)
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950-12.82.71
Pol. Ind. Rubira Sola, parc. A-13
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Ctra. Olula-Macael, Km. 1,7
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
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950-44.55.21
Avda. Almería, 8
04867 MACAEL
(Almería)
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950-44.18.18
Avda. Almanzora, 52
04860 OLULA DEL RIO
(Almería)
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950-12.85.44
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04867 MACAEL
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(Almería)
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