STONE AND ARCHITECTURE What Every Architect, Designer, and Builder Should Know is the no-nonsense guide to understanding natural stone—how it forms, how it behaves, and how to avoid screwing it up.

Written by Frederick M. Hueston, a stone forensics expert with decades in the field, this book strips away the fluff and dives into what actually matters. You’ll learn why certain stones fail, what all those test results mean, and how to spot trouble before it starts. Whether you're specifying marble for a lobby, choosing granite for a façade, or restoring a hundred-year-old building, this book arms you with the knowledge you need to make smart, informed decisions.

From geological basics to real-world case studies of epic fails, it’s packed with practical advice, blunt truths, and just enough science to keep you out of trouble. No jargon. No sales pitch. Just straight talk from someone who's been called in when things go sideways.

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