Sep 30

Sustainable Restoration and New Builds Featuring Hutton Stone

Matt Wood Developments project featuring Hutton Stone materials

Introduction

This case study highlights the sustainable materials and techniques employed in this project, showcasing how traditional aesthetics can be harmoniously integrated with contemporary, sustainable solutions.

Restoring Heritage with Sustainable Materials

Red and Pink Mix Walling featured on 2050 Materials Platform

Integrating Modern Design with Sustainable Practices

Close-up of Red and Pink Mix Walling by Hutton Stone

A closer look at the Red & Pink Mix Walling by Hutton Stone

Hutton Stone’s Red and Pink mix walling is crafted from a variety of stone types, all sourced from recycled offcuts, ensuring no material goes to waste. The walling pieces are hand-picked and processed to a nominal depth of 100mm or 150mm on bed, with lengths varying from 150mm to 600mm and heights typically ranging from 50mm to 350mm. This variability not only adds to the aesthetic appeal but also ensures that every project using this walling has a unique and authentic appearance.

Local Sourcing and Reducing Carbon Footprint

Doddington Stone Brick featured on 2050 Materials Platform

By choosing locally sourced materials, the project minimized transportation emissions and supported the local economy. The Doddington sandstone, known for its durability and beauty, was an ideal match for both the aesthetic and environmental goals of the development.

Conclusion

Hutton Stone on 2050 Materials Platform

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