Studio + process
The drawing, the shop + the finished piece.
Bayview Stone produces architecturally cut limestone elements for residential and commercial projects from its published Toronto address. The work spans repeated facade pieces and one-off carved detail.
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Production should make the design more legible.
The useful value of custom fabrication is not complexity for its own sake. It is control over proportion, profile, repetition and the small transitions that make the stone belong to the building.
Published shop profile
Built for architectural production.
Verified project by project.
The original site publishes a 15,000 sq. ft. working area, Prussiani and GMM CNC equipment, profiling machinery and 24/7 production. These time-sensitive details should be confirmed before a production launch.
Residential + commercial
Architecturally cut limestone elements across both published markets.
CNC + profiling
Equipment-assisted geometry with custom carved detail where required.
End-to-end path
A published sequence from estimation through installation scope.
How a project moves
Keep the approvals connected to the finished stone.
- 01Estimate
- 02Design
- 03Shop drawings
- 04Production
- 05Packing
- 06Delivery
- 07Installation
Detail as proof
See the edge, the relief + the surface.
Project photography should help a client evaluate the element, not only admire a finished house. The redesigned archive pairs building-scale work with close fabrication and carving evidence.
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