Known as the «White City,» Arequipa is a picturesque location with its sillar
volcanic stone buildings and Mount Misti as a backdrop.
Not exact matches
Using a mortar called qudad, made from a mix of quicklime and
volcanic cinders, al - Radi's workers pound a layer into the cracks between brick or
stone, then smear a thin layer over the entire external surface of the
building.
A closer look revealed that the pile was not a random accumulation of
stones, but a purposefully -
built structure composed of three - foot - long
volcanic stones called basalt.
Most of Arequipa's iconic
buildings are
built from sillar, a white
volcanic stone.
Inspired by nature the lodge is
built from
volcanic stone, adobe, wood and palm.
This beautiful city is called the White City because its old centre is
built almost entirely from «Sillar», a white
volcanic stone found nearby.
Classic meets modern at Grupo Habita's cool boutique hotel, where the colonial
building's
volcanic stone walls and handmade tiles playfully blend with... Read More
Heaven on the Planet's 15 chalets and villas are
built with stunning Indonesian timbers, buffed coconut poles and the richly - coloured quartz
volcanic stones of the local hillsides.
Using lumber from Trinidad and hand - quarried, native
volcanic stone, workers
build cottage # 2 up on the bluff overlooking Conch Bay, circa 1966.
Naples is
built on a soft,
volcanic stone.
The Therasia Resort and spa was
built using local
stones obtained from the
volcanic rocks of Mount Etna and also local materials like cedar wood and glazed Sicilian terracotta.
Visitors come to Arequipa to admire the beautiful colonial
buildings made from sillar, a pale
volcanic stone that was used to make many of the city's historic...
The use of natural materials such as
volcanic stones, raw teak, timber and slate pay homage to the
building traditions of the island.