The Gadi House in Maharashtra, India, combines traditional masonry techniques with contemporary architectural innovation. This distinctive residential project, constructed using locally sourced brick, underscores the enduring relevanc

Ammex Masonry was brought on to the second phase of the Landmark Lofts project in Boulder, Colo. Learn how this multi-residential off-campus project fared.

Hirschi Masonry put new brick veneer techniques to use while constructing the Robert T. Eglet Advocacy Center. Read more about this project.

MASONRY Magazine takes a inside look at Lovness Estate, a mid-century modern home physically built stone-by-stone by Don and Virginia Lovness in about 1957.

MASONRY Magazine takes a look at the Phoenix Union High School District Coding Academy, a specialized school dedicated to computer coding for up to 400 students.

MASONRY Magazine takes a look at the Levine Residence, a contemporary home with a classic design in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Using automation technology can help save time, streamline processes and avoid needless delays.

Saint Francis Hospital management was concerned about the building’s negative public perception and decided to stain the entire building.

The site design of The Madera Community consisted of a low-impact development strategy for handling runoff by reducing the volume of runoff and decentralizing flows.

The goal was simple: Build a green house. Then it got more complicated: Build an entirely green house, from the foundation to the roof, inside and out.

The Church of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception in Guelph, Ontario, underwent a three-year restoration that expected to cost $10 million.

Faced with time constraints and a structure subjected to severe ocean weather, Mortar Net's TotalFlash was turned to for cavity wall drainage.

The QUIKRETE Companies were called upon to match 100-year-old mortar applied to a historic Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home.

It was a daunting task: extending the Vanderbilt Hospital at its tightly fit location in downtown Nashville. We take a look at the complexity of the task.

Henry Medical Center needed to expand to keep up with the needs of the community. This meant adding an additional 202,000 square feet of enhanced medical space.

Six years ago, Swanson Masonry, Inc. faced a tough decision when issues with a particular cleaning subcontractor they were using arose.