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Announcer:Stone legend’s showroom,
known to the trade as Galleria Pierra, is now open to the public. Here’s Stone Legends’ president Richard Carey…
Richard:Stone Legends was started in 1990 and its there to represent architectural cast stone.
These are the building elements that you see when you’re driving down the road and most of the time they’re light colored stone mixed in with some other material.
It might be coins, balustrade, columns, or some other ornamental piece in a building.
It’s a process that’s been around since 500 BC.
It’s actually initiated by the Romans. It means a piece of history crawled into your present and you can’t have the type of structures that say were as much as several centuries old.
It can be seen as small as a keystone above a window, and that’s a cast piece of stone, or the whole house could be built out of it.
It’s a very durable material and it’s proven over a couple thousand years.
There wasn’t a presence here other than our 12 acre factory with our 200 and something employees and 185,000 foot of buildings, and a factory is just not a conducive environment to have the public.
So we came up with the idea of that we needed to build an outstanding showroom.
It started out as a concept of a sell center, but what it quickly evolved in was an art gallery and an art gallery for stone.
And that’s not to say that we don’t talk architectural stone over there.
We have plans and customers coming in everyday.
Up until this point we’ve operated by appointment only and what we’re now going to do is make it open to the public and see if we can’t get the community to be a part of it.
