Broadwest mixed-use towers in Nashville
Architectural Stone Projects

Stone projects documented by material, application and role.

Each record identifies the stone, application, project team and relevant role. Current precedents, team experience and historic uses are organized separately for clarity.

Current & Prior Experience

Selected project records

Each record uses the same format to identify the material, application and relationship to Alabama Marble Company.

Aerial construction view of the Saban Center with Alabama White marble across its curved exterior
Current Material Precedent · Cultural

Saban Center

Approximately 45,000 square feet of nominal 4-inch-thick Alabama White forms a contemporary woven exterior for this 118,000-square-foot learning campus in Tuscaloosa.

The published milestone report documents the marble-clad campus and planned 2027 opening. Material designation, thickness and approximate quantity come from Alabama Marble Company team project records; no current company supply role is claimed.

Location
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Material
Alabama White Marble
Application
Woven exterior facade
Relationship
Independent material precedent
Installed Alabama White wall panels beside matching marble stairs on the executive floor at FIS Headquarters
Team Experience · Corporate

FIS Headquarters

Alabama White appears at the lobby wall panels and reception desk, then continues through executive-floor walls, stairs and floors at this 12-story Jacksonville headquarters.

Material supply for this interior stone scope was led by the principal now directing Alabama Marble Company.

Location
Jacksonville, Florida
Material
Alabama White Marble
Application
Lobby and executive-floor interiors
Relationship
Prior team experience
Broadwest mixed-use development in Nashville
Team Experience · Residential

Broadwest

Crème Extra appears in selected kitchens and bathrooms within the 196-residence program at this 1.2-million-square-foot mixed-use development in Nashville.

Material supply for this scope was led by the principal now directing Alabama Marble Company.

Location
Nashville, Tennessee
Material
Crème Extra
Application
Selected kitchens and bathrooms
Relationship
Prior team experience
Alabama marble blocks representing a contemporary Tuscaloosa civic material precedent
Material Precedent · Civic

Richard Shelby Federal Building and Courthouse

Tuscaloosa, Alabama · Completed 2011; renamed 2022

Designed by HBRA under the U.S. General Services Administration Design Excellence Program. Published project coverage identifies Alabama white marble flooring within its marble-clad public interiors.

Independent material precedent. Alabama Marble Company does not claim a project role.

Historic Uses of Sylacauga Marble

Historic architectural precedents

These landmark applications document the architectural record and long service history of Alabama marble.

Monumental Interior

Lincoln Memorial

The memorial's ceiling panels are Alabama marble saturated with melted beeswax to increase translucency.

National Park Service record →
Civic Interior

U.S. Supreme Court Building

Above the basement, corridors and entrance halls are lined wholly or partly in creamy Alabama marble.

Supreme Court building record →

These references document material history. Current scope and team experience are identified separately in the project records.

Depth of Experience

Decades of practical stone experience across project types

Our team brings a background spanning Sylacauga marble extraction, fabrication, matching, quality review and delivery for renovation and new construction.

Renovation
Courthouses, churches and civic residences
Commercial
Offices and corporate headquarters
Institutional
Public buildings and university campuses
Hospitality
Hotels and luxury environments
Residential
Condominiums and custom homes
Stone Work
Extraction through fabrication coordination
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Architects & Designers

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For the Trade

Contractors & Fabricators

Source confirmation, available forms, approvals, packing, freight and schedule coordination.

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For Decision-Makers

Owners & Developers

Early material decisions, procurement context, source transparency and project coordination.

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