May 2013 - Terrazzo & Marble Supply

Architect:    Murphy-Graves – Lexington, Ky
Terrazzo Contractor:    Martina Bros. Company, Inc.- Lexington, KY
Terrazzo Resin Supplier:   Terrazzo & Marble Supply Companies
(Terroxy® Resin Systems)

Design Notes: The craftsmanship of the contractor and the versatility of terrazzo are fully demonstrated in the renovation of the original 1960s building. This 3,500 square-foot installation brings in 3/8” epoxy terrazzo to match the sand-cushion terrazzo; perfectly matching the original color scheme and the Italian marble aggregates that were used. The flow from one color to another is visually consistent giving the Cathedral of Christ the King a clean and beautiful finish.

With terrazzo, the possibilities are endless. Let the floor be your canvas and bring terrazzo into your next project by contacting your Architectural Sales Consultant for assistance at 800.7.MARBLE or visit www.tmsupply.com.

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Monthly Archives: May 2013

Cathedral of Christ the King

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