A testament to culture and heritage, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts represents a seminal project in Vermont Quarries’ portfolio.  The Museum complex is comprised by three, street-fronting buildings, all interconnected. Our quarry has provided stone for all three buildings, spanning a 100-year construction timeline.  In 2014, we were asked to again supply stone cladding for the newest addition seeking to “preserve the heritage building of the a nearby church, while providing a signature space within Montreal’s urban landscape.”  Working closely Provencher Roy & Associate Architects of Montreal, 1,200 pieces of marble now wrap the addition.  24*48 panels, 2-inch thick, were installed on the façade in a similar configuration and veining patterns as they were in situ.  The project represents a remarkable celebration of stone, legacy and culture for both the City of Montreal and our Quarry.