The project named as “"Speedforms in the Garden"” consists of the adaptation of an outdoor garden located at 770 Brickell Avenue, where 3 imposing monoliths of Blanco Macael marble made by Cuellar Stone preside over the space. Each of these pieces of natural stone represents a type of element which Pininfarina usually designs (cars, boats, and buildings), and they vary in sizes and weights ranging from 600kg to almost 2000kg. The monoliths are accompanied by benches, a bar and a floor of 200 square meters, made in Dekton by the firm Cosentino. In addition, this space has landscaping by Studio Mavignier - Landscape, and lighting by the American company The Lighting Studio. All this development was possible thanks to the great work carried out in record time by the local construction company Pedreiras Inc.

The result has been very satisfactory because the project has had a positive opinion not only from the professionals of the design and architecture world but also from the public who has visited CasaCor Miami during its more than 2 weeks of duration. The CasaCor Miami General Director, Lucio Grimaldi, has defined the project such one of the most challenging and impressive developed in the history of this show.

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Cuellar Stone has been the company in charge of producing the ambicious project called La Mujer del Almanzora, the biggest sculpture largest in Spain designed by the renowned artist Antonio López.

The project has been a technical and production challenge. The sculpture has gross dimensions of 8 meters by 8 meters, with a total weight of 180 tons, and is composed of 82 pieces of White Macael marble, each one coming from a different block. Some pieces of the sculpture weigh 3 tons and each one of them is different and solid. This marble sculpture is hollow inside and the marble pieces are joined through a metallic structure installed inside. The entire manufacturing process took just five months.

The 82 blocks of Macael white were donated by Cosentino Group, the architect in charge of managing this magnificent project has been Andrés García Ibáñez and the designer of this fantastic job is the artist Antonio López.

This incredible job dominates the main patio of the Museo Casa Ibáñez, located in Olula del Río, Almeria..

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Whilst visiting Cosentino plant, British designer Ron Arad had a vision. A vision of what he could create with the fantastic Silestone® quartz surfaces.

From that point on, the concept of a concave surface for ping-pong playing was generated, composed by 10 layers of Silestone® out of four different colours: Iconic White (white hue), Kensho (light grey), Cemento Spa (dark grey) and Negro Tebas (black hue).

At CuellarStone headquarters, these slabs were studied, cut and shaped into curves in all directions, thanks to high tech numerical control machinery, in order to achieve the exact result excepted by the artist.

It is an extremely original design, where the goal ‘was to slow the game down and make the rallies longer' (Ron Arad for Cosentino interview)

Last 11th May 2018, during Mutua Madrid Open at Caja Magica, took place the official presentation for 10 LAYERS sculptural ping-pong table, delighting the audience.

On our part, we couldn’t feel prouder of the result, especially after witnessing the satisfaction of the artist Ron Arad in person. It has been a fascinating challenge, one of those works that makes you go out of your comfort zone and get bigger within your possibilities.

The designer Ron Arad along with representatives from Cosentino and CuellarStone along with characters from the world of tennis.

Congratulations to all participants - Ron Arad with the design - Cosentino with Silestone® - CuellarStone with the production - for this outstanding work!

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