Founder, @Monumental_Labs. Building the infrastructure for the aesthetic renaissance of cities. Sculpture + architecture + urban design.
New York, USA
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We carved this. Proved it could be done.
And I’m going to keep posting it until someone commissions a new building that’s as grand.
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[poll below] If we built spaceship brutalist buildings out of stone instead of concrete:
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Little known fact: our head of manufacturing is the guy who made those fiberglass panels fit together so seamlessly.
Thankfully the Lucas museum went to Los Angeles where you can experiment.
For all of its ‘progressive’ rhetoric, the Bay Area is not a very open minded place. And culturally it’s generally quite conservative, especially when it comes to architecture.
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There are still people with ambition who make incredible things. Just want to give these people the ability to do something crazy in stone.
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We need to stop allowing giant glass guitars to be built next to our cultural heritage
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You may be wondering, dear reader, how a NY developer is making a structural stone play.
For a hundred years, the way we build has been going backwards. Cheaper, flatter, more forgettable. Our cities are filling with buildings nobody will miss.
Until now.
Introducing The Building Arts Company.
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Amin Taha @Groupwork_arch and Miles Greenberg with the conceptual designs.
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This is incredible and if I’m being honest and the budget option for a fantastic stone entryway
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The AI is out of control. It just milled a Stanford Bunny.
Alignment team investigating. Need safeguards against autonomous sculpture production.
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Every company should probably put 100% of their marketing budget into marble statues.
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You’ve been psyoped to think capitals must look a certain way.
Foreign elements (Palladio, École des Beaux-Arts) and internal (Jefferson, Burnham) involved.
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Forte Preparatory High School's new building in Elmhurst.
The former Morris High School, the first public school built in the Bronx. Graduated Colin Powell and Armand Hammer.
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Contention from the comments is that the new school must have vastly superior, light-filled interiors. So I did some research. And it's sickening. The hatred I would feel towards everyone who set me up in the space to learn is unimaginable. qns.com/2026/09/construction…
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