TIVOLI, Italy — Although most people think of ancient Rome as a blindingly white tribute to marble, much of the stone used for Roman buildings was, in fact, travertine.
It has been a monumental task, accomplished in less than two years.
We will be shortly sharing images of the installed materials.
The building is scheduled to open to the public before the end of 2018.
Image (Jim.henderson) from wikipedia.it
Picures will be posted shortly.
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Mariotti Carlo & Figli S.p.A.