A feature in the Natural Stone Journal’s latest publication in which Jon discusses the relevance and importance of traditional techniques and practices in the context of present-day use of masonry in Architecture and design. Pictured above the snippets of the feature article is the beautiful central cartouche on the pediment of our award winning Belvedere in Oxfordshire. Expertly created by the masons at A F Jones Stonemasons You can find the full the article and publication at the link below. https://buff.ly/3ZDKjDP #awardwinningarchitecture #stonemasonry #stonecarving #cartouche #classicalbuilding #classicalarchitecture
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