Sosyal Medya

Standing on its
columns for

15 centuries:
Hagia Sophia

Hagia Sophia is a wonderful work of architecture with the synthesis of Pagan, Orthodox, Catholic and Islamic effects. The monument was transformed into a mosque by Mehmed the Conqueror. The dome of the church collapsed many times during the Byzantine period. However, it has stood firm after the addition of sustaining walls by Sinan the Architect.
We value details
underground

as well as
overground

Ordered by Justinianus I, the great emperor of the Eastern Rome, this great underground cistern has been called the Basilica Cistern due to the countless marble columns that seem to arise through water. The name is also attributed due to a Basilica which was replaced by the cistern.
Enthusiasm

is a tradition

when we work

Built by Ustad Isa Shirazi, the student of Sinan the Architect, using white marble with fine blue veins, Taj Mahal is one of the greatest works of Turco-Islamic architecture The monument also symbolizes the love of Shah Jahan and his wife Mumtaz Mahal.
Aesthetics as

inherited from

these lands

For thousands of years, we have been inspired by our lands, where the most beautiful quintessence of granite and marble processing, and we continue to represent this heritage.
Redesigned with

modern lines

Centred in Ankara, our company performs cutting and assembly works meticulously together with the leading manufacturer companies of Turkey.

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COLLECTION

GRANITE

Granite is a light grey or pink-coloured stone which may even appear as red, pale green or spotted. Its chemical composition is very close to those of clay and schist. Quartz acts as a pattern for other materials. Granite can be named as amphibole, pyroxene, black mica, white mica or double mica granite according to the mass of the mines it contains.

It is the most frequent igneous rock found on the surface and corresponds to 5 to 10% of the solid earth. Sometimes it produces veins and, more frequently, masses. When it produces granite masses, batholiths appear.

Today, granite is used as a building, paving and pavement stone. Certain types of granite acquire a pleasant gloss and resemble hard marbles when processed well. Granite is also frequently applied in sculpture and gravestones.

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MARBLE

Marble is encountered in many works of art created during the periods before Christ. The types of marbles used in these works are diverse while they also have great dimensions. Marble can be observed too often in historic temples, statues, palaces, pharaoh tombs, pyramids, bulwarks, castles, stadiums and amphitheatres.

Most of the marble beds and quarries in Turkey were operated by the Rome and the Eastern Roman Empires and Ancient Greeks. A majority of the marble beds in Turkey are scattered around Afyon-Iscehisar - Bacakale, Denizli - Honaz, Cal, Kaklik, Kocabas, Gurlek, Saraykoy, Izmir- Efes, Kutahya - Altuntas - Calca, Bilecik - Gulumbe - Lumbe, Bursa - Iznik, Izmit - Gebze, Ankara - Kochisar, Yozgat - Akdaği, Nigde - Gumusler and other areas with historical significance.