Video Treat: Master Stone Mason Who Built 'em Like They Used To
July 25, 2015
This traditional stone mason's house is a testament to his deep respect for the stone and its historical significance. It is built in the traditional dry stone and mortar technique, showcasing expert craftsmanship.
Traditional stone masonry highlights
- Danny's house is constructed using the dry stone and mortar technique, showcasing a high level of skill and respect for the historical significance of stone.
- The technique, handed down through generations, involves placing stones without the use of cement or mortar.
- The play of light and sun on the stones brings them to life, highlighting their natural beauty and blending harmoniously with the countryside.
- The house is a symbol of Danny's dedication to preserving the heritage of the village of Sevilla.
- The village is home to a couple whose resting place is marked by a meaningful tomb made of stones.
About the Author
Dan Morrison
Dan Morrison is a founding editor of ProTradeCraft.com, where he is also the editor-in-chief. Fun fact: Dan is also a founding editor of Green Building Advisor and executive editor of Fine Homebuilding.
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