The Knowlton School of Architecture, at Ohio State in Columbus, Ohio, represents a technological evolution in decorative marble cladding. Panels, ¾” thick, coupled with glass are used to create a signature façade for the design department.  Vermont Quarries worked alongside WSA Studio and Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects to reduce the typical thickness of exterior grade stone from 2 inches down to ¾”, proven to withstand both extreme heat and cold.  The result is a floating marble sheath that amplifies the school’s identity on campus.