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Sandstone from our own quarry, cut for architecture: from our quarry to the site.

Sandstone quarry with cut faces
Ochre sandstone texture with golden veins
Dorada Incomar

Ochre sandstone with golden veins

Crema Incomar

Light, fine-grained sandstone

Azul Incomar

Very hard, turquoise-grey sandstone

Material before form.

Every project begins in a place. Ours is a stone face in Les Garrigues, where sandstone was laid down bed by bed. We take it from the block, cut it and finish it with the building in mind: with the precision a drawing asks for and the respect a stone deserves.

We work mostly with architects and builders who want to know where the material they specify comes from — and to see it before it goes on site.

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Every stone, its own temperature.

Each stone has its own grain, tone and way of ageing. Choose it for the project, not from a catalogue.

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Architecture built with our stone.

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From bed to building.

The quarry
  1. Extraction

    We take the block out whole with rock drills and diamond wire saws, choosing beds by the grain and tone of the stone.

  2. Cutting

    In our Els Omellons workshop we saw the block with wire saws and gang saws into slabs from 2 to 100 cm, sheets and pieces to measure.

  3. Finishing

    Honed, bush-hammered, sandblasted or brushed: the surface decides how light falls on it and how the façade will age.

  4. Delivery

    We prepare and load the pieces with vacuum-lift cranes that protect them. We also load containers for export.

Formats to build with.

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Specify stone with the same precision as the rest of the project.

Physical samples, test data, bespoke pieces from drawings and a visit to the quarry whenever you need it.

How we work with studios