Polycor Companies
Marble | Quarried in Tate, GA, USA
This marble comes from an extensive quarry that has been operated for more than a century. Stylish GEORGIA MARBLE – WHITE CHEROKEETM is one of the most homogenous marbles, and is used in large architectural projects and American heritage building restorations. It’s also an excellent choice for countertops.
Absorption by weight
ASTM C97
0.09%
0.09%
Density
ASTM C97
169.4lb/ft3
2 713.53kg/m3
Compressive strength
ASTM C170
9 336Psi
64.37MPa
Modulus of rupture
ASTM C99
1 365Psi
9.41MPa
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Courtesy of MdeAS Architects
MdeAS is a prominent New York City based architecture firm that has created modern and progressive design solutions responsible for some of the most prestigious buildings in the Big Apple. A growing list of MdeAS NYC projects include the General Motors Building, 888 Seventh Avenue, 575 Fifth Avenue, 1221 Avenue of the Americas, and 1633 Broadway. The team is at the forefront of design firms who use American marble, which you can see in these commercial buildings that use classic, natural materials alongside modern steel and glass. These buildings reflect MdeAS' commitment to design and connect indoor and outdoor spaces. The visitor experience begins with a streetscape that transitions to the interior, a continuation of the modern design.
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