Mansion M. / California
Stone knows no boundaries. For the driveway and forecourt of an elegant mansion in southern California, the client was looking for a historic floor covering that would match the look of the property. SCHUBERT STONE supplied 1,000m2 of old Viennese cobblestones.
Farmhouse K. / Styria
This project involves a centuries-old farmhouse with a remarkable architectural appearance typical of the region, making it an object particularly worthy of preservation.
Kaiservilla / Bad Ischl
Levante Crema with an antique surface in the classic 40x40cm format was used in this baroque building. This unique floor looks as if it has always been there and has been walked on for centuries.
Pannonhalma Abbey / Hungary
Pannonhalma Archabbey is a thousand-year-old Benedictine monastery and has been a World Heritage Site since 1996. The monks who live here seek God in their lives and prayers. They offer visitors and tourists a unique atmosphere. As a result of developments in recent years, a number of tourist attractions have been added to the guided tour of the monastery. Today, Pannonhalma is particularly worth seeing and should definitely be visited as part of a full-day excursion during a trip to Hungary.
Admont Abbey / Styria
As part of the renovation of the prelature in Admont Abbey, the prelate visited SCHUBERT STONE with Prof. Wehdorn to select the right stone for the abbey. The result speaks for itself. The dark limestone floor looks as if it had already been installed when the monastery was built.
Rotenturm Castle / Burgenland
Rotenturm Castle is one of the most beautiful historicist castles in Austria. It is located in the town of the same name on the Pinka river in southern Burgenland. After changing hands since 1924 and belonging to the province of Burgenland since 1971, the castle has been privately owned again since 2008 and was renovated by owner Prof. Heinz Schinner and his children in cooperation with the Federal Monuments Office. The aim was to repair the damage caused over the last 60 years and restore the building to its former glory.
Hof Castle
Schloss Hof in Marchfeld, a magnificent building close to the border owned by Prince Eugene, made such a lasting impression on Empress Maria Theresa with its spacious terraces and extensive estate back in 1755 that she took over the impressive building from Prince Eugene's heirs and had it run as the Imperial Festival Palace Hof. The splendour of days gone by lives on today: since its successful revitalization in 2002, Schloss Hof has been one of the most visited sights in Lower Austria.