Pietra Serena sandstone has been used for the creation of many architectural masterpieces, playing a leading role in the history of Tuscany since the Renaissance.
“Pietra Serena Extra Dura del Bucine®” (extra-hard Pietra Serena) is particularly suitable for the design and manufacture of floors and wall cladding, even using thicknesses below 2 cm.
Florence
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- Via Tornabuoni
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- Via Tornabuoni (FI)
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- Via Tornabuoni
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- Via Tornabuoni
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- Road World Championships 2013: the race on the paved street of Via Tornabuoni
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- Porta Romana – supply of herringbone stone for sidewalks
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- Piazza Donatello – supply of striped bullnose kerb and pavement
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- Ponte Santa Trinità – supply of flamed and picked pavement
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- Scarperia – road pavement supply and laying
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- San Casciano – supply of hand-striped pavement
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- Scandicci – client: “Project Financing Scandicci” – flamed flooring
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- Scandicci – client: “Project Financing Scandicci” – flamed flooring
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- Scandicci – client: “Project Financing Scandicci” – flamed flooring
Pisa
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- Piazza Cavalieri – flamed flooring
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- Piazza Cavalieri – flamed flooring
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- Piazza Cavalieri – flamed flooring
Massa
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- Piazza degli Aranci – flamed flooring
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- Piazza degli Aranci – flamed flooring
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- Piazza degli Aranci – flamed flooring
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- Piazza Mazzini – flamed flooring
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- Piazza Mazzini – flamed flooring
Berlin
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- Friedrichstrasse 118 – honed finish – work carried out in 2000 – photo taken in August 2013
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- Friedrichstrasse 118 – honed finish – work carried out in 2000 – image of the facade taken in August 2013
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- Friedrichstrasse 118 – honed finish – work carried out in 2000 – image of the facade taken in August 2013
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- Friedrichstrasse 118 – honed finish – work carried out in 2000 – detail of the facade taken in August 2013
