In collaboration with BE Architecture Adadaz designed and fabricated two front door entryways using agate.
Detail: The sliced agate is carefully chosen and cut using a diamond bladed saw. The pieces are then fabricated in the traditional manner of leadlighting. As no two pieces of agate are alike the resultant panels are colourful, vibrant and unique.
Architects: BE Architecutre
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