The Roman facade, rooted in the grandeur and splendor of the architecture of the ancient Roman Empire, has been revived today not as a historical imitation, but as a modern and authentic expression of the principles of classical aesthetics in building design.

In the era of modern architecture, the use of stone in building facades is not only recognized as a symbol of authenticity and solidity, but also combined with contemporary innovations. This article explores the diverse uses, benefits, and installation techniques of stone in modern architecture.