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Centralized Security Checkpoint - Jacksonville FloridaTerrazzo is an ancient art form.
For thousands of years, artisans have crafted beautiful flooring
from crushed marble and Portland Cement. Its colors, styles and textures stimulate the mind.
Steward Mellon has ample experience in precast, cement, and epoxy thin-bed terrazzo applications. Share your vision with us, we’ll help you build it.
For more information about Terrazzo contact Mark Naugle.
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For many, many years, Terrazzo has been a poured-in-place aggregate of Portland Cement and marble chips. If Mother Nature created the stone, Steward-Mellon could incorporate it into their designs. Cement Terrazzo is perfect for durability in indoor and outdoor uses, and can be done on a budget.
Today, thin-bed Epoxy Terrazzo can be found in beautiful, new construction projects around the world. Steward-Mellon creates stunning, deeply colored designs by combining modern polymers with an artist’s palette of colored synthetics, glass chips, metals and other exotic aggregates. We’ll pour your intricate design work in almost any location.
If the job or location does not allow for considerable on-site construction, Steward-Mellon’s full service fabrication shop will precast your terrazzo. Then, our skilled and responsible craft workers will install the pieces on site. This technique is most often used for bars, countertops, baseboards, stair treads, and other applications where pouring terrazzo is extremely difficult
Steward-Mellon has completed the terrazzo work on the Tampa International Airport baggage claim! This project, 31,000 square feet of three color terrazzo was done in over 50 “microphases”. Gresham-Smith and Partners designed this beautiful project. Mathews Construction, a division of Hardin Construction is the General Contractor. Thanks to all involved for a beautiful and sucessful installation.
Read this editorial from today’s Tampa Tribune. If you would like copies of the summary brochure, please pick them up at the Arts Council of Hillsborough County office at 1000 N. Ashley, Suite 105. Arts payoff: a better community
The Tampa Tribune, Friday, August 7, 2009
It’s easy to forget the value of the arts, particularly during these austere times, when local governments must cut virtually every service.
But a comprehensive economic impact study of the nonprofit arts and culture industry should help elected officials and citizens alike understand the arts contribute mightily to the local…
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