Nobody is surprised at the longevity and durability of marble stone structures such as the Parthenon Temple at the Acropolis Square in Athens, built around the 5th century BCE in ancient Greece.

Thousands of year slater, it is the durability of markble that has enabled the passing down of structures such as Stonehenge, the Pyramids, and the Collisseum.

Compared to other construction materials, not only is stone significantly more durable, fire-resistant, and characterized by increased internal abrasive compression strength but also known for its external beauty and magnificence. As a result, it has been recognized the best possible structural and finishing material by humanity.

As marble is derived from nature and its color cannot be changed, the natural beauty of the stone and its natural aesthetics are easily apparent. With recent economic growth, stone has gained ground as a necessity instead of a luxury and grown into a trend, leading to increased use of natural stone in residential accommodation.

For a long time, humanity has used the relatively easier-to-procure and easier-to-use mud and cement bricks instead of stone to enhance the durability and fire-resistance of buildings.

While cement has become the most commonly used material in modern construction, it has also become a construction necessity because of its ease-of-use and strong durability.

As natural marble is the most natural construction material for humanity, natural marble bricks have combined the characteristics of both marble and the advantages of existing bricks to create an entirely new construction material by grafting together marble and cement for use in modern construction.

The company expressed hopes that natural marble bricks will launch a new revolution in construction history and will continue pursue continued development in the field of construction.

CEO, Blue Marble Inc.