
House of Stone
This installation was built for a design week exhibition in the eighteenth century courtyard of a university cloister. It came out of a collaboration with Salvatori, a company specialised in processing natural stone with a strong focus on ecology and sustainability.
The work is a simple house-shaped structure made entirely of Lithoverde, a fully recycled material produced from leftovers of stone processing. Inside, narrow cuts through the walls and roof let thin blades of daylight fall across the stone surfaces.
Project Information
- Design studio
- John Pawson
- Time
- 2010
- Type
- Installation
- Primary materials
- Natural stone, Reclaimed materials


















