Dec 11, 2018 / ABC | NYC

CEU’s & Cocktails | Dec 11 @ 5:30 PM: Jura Limestone: Suitability and Design Options + Natural Stone: The Evolving Marketplace

Join ABC Stone at our new state-of-the-art facility in the heart of New York City for a CEU presentation, followed by a brief showroom tour, accredited by AIA, IDCEC, LACES and NKBA.

Wine and hors d’oeuvres will be served, and attendees will earn a total of 2 credit hours, just in time for the year-end credit crunch!

This event will be held at our NYC Flagship at 129 West 22nd Street.

A second CEU event, of which attendees will also earn 2 credits, will be held on December 18th

Learn more about that event here.
RSVP with lyndsey@abcworldwidestone.com.

Jura Limestone: Suitability and Design Options
Presented by Jonah Wurzer-Kinsler of Franken-Schotter

AIA: MIA12, 1 LU/HSW; IDCEC: 106263, Subject Code: 5.3 , 0.1 HSW CEU; LACES: MIA12, 1.0 HSW; NKBA 0.1 CEU

Attendees will learn about the application and availability of sedimentary stones like Jura limestone. We will address the veining of the stone, the obstacles of designing massive corners, its supply limitations and ideal sizes for projects undertaken on a budget. Also will be discussed the various finishes of the material, and their aesthetic and functional implications. 35 Hudson Yards will be presented as a case study, providing as it does a good example of successful value engineering whereby the architects’ vision for the project remained uncompromised. 200,000 SqFt of Jura Limestone, comprising over 23,000 assembled elements, were used to clad the façade of this mixed-use tower for the Hudson Yards megadevelopment.

Natural Stone: The Evolving Marketplace
AIA: MIA07, 1 LU/HSW; IDCEC: 104614, Subject Code: 5.1, 0.1 HSW CEU; LACES: MIA07, 1.0 HSW; NKBA: 0.1 CEU

Through a tour of a stone facility, attendees will be familiarized with a variety of stones, as well equipment used to fabricate them and the parameters of their application. You will also learn how safety in production practices is an integral part of the stone industry. Also under discussion will be: modern day quarrying techniques.


Photo Credit: Michael Lee