PİETRAŞNATURAL STONE
MATERIAL
Agora Beige marble
A light beige ground with fine white veins and an even texture. Warm beige in the sun, cool grey in the shade.
VIEW THE PROJECTREMARKABLE SPACES IN NATURAL STONE
STONE ENGINEERING
Exterior cladding in natural stone and porcelain. The right substructure and anchorage detail for every façade.
MECHANICAL AND ADHERED SYSTEMS
WE ARE THE ENGINEERING AND CRAFT LAYER BETWEEN A DRAWING AND A FINISHED ARCHITECTURAL SURFACE
THE PİETRAŞ TEAM
MALTEPE, İSTANBUL
SINCE 2001 WE HAVE TAKEN ON THE INSTALLATION OF NATURAL STONE, CERAMIC AND PORCELAIN, IN ONE PAIR OF HANDS
We are not a stone supplier. We take one responsibility from choosing the right stone through anchorage detailing and fixing to the last joint on site.
STONE IS CHOSEN BEFORE IT IS DRAWN: FOR VEIN, TONE AND STRUCTURAL SOUNDNESS
STONEPROCESSDRAWINGSURFACE
FROM SELECTION TO HAND-OVER
Select, engineer, source, install, deliver: five steps to a finished architectural surface, handed over turnkey and built to outlast us.
VIEW OUR PROJECTSFROM THE DRAWINGall the wayTO YOUR SPACE
- 01SELECT
- 02ENGINEER
- 03SOURCE
- 04INSTALL
- 05DELIVER
HALİÇ DİVANHANE
MARBLE, GRANITE, TRAVERTINE, ONYX AND LARGE-FORMAT PORCELAIN: EACH SELECTED FOR VEIN, TONE AND STRUCTURAL SOUNDNESS
SPECIFIER'S NOTE
Bookmatched where the slab yield allows.
SOMETHINGENDURING
let's build
FINISHES:
- • POLISHED
- • HONED
- • BRUSHED
- • FLAMED
- • SPLIT-FACE
- • MATTE
A HAND DECIDES WHERE EACH SELECTED STONE LANDS
Engineering sets the tolerance; craft decides what you see where two slabs meet. Each slab is chosen for, and fixed in, its place in the approved drawing.
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ENGINEERING
SETTING-OUT DRAWINGS, TOLERANCES, SUBSTRUCTURE AND ANCHORAGE: ALL BEFORE A SINGLE SLAB IS FIXED
ÖMERLİ PAGORA VİLLALARIGÜNKAR İNŞAAT · 2026More than 25 years; in İstanbul since 2001.
Over 350 completed projects: residential, commercial and religious buildings.
More than 45 specialists.
Turnkey: material selection, sourcing, engineering and installation in one contract.
