Rosemary Camozzi Concrete Decor

Author: Rosemary Camozzi

Fu-Tung Cheng Concrete Exchange Design Awards

Events & Recognition Vol. 5 No. 1 - February/March 2005 Concrete Countertops by Rosemary Camozzi Comments are Disabled

At a wine and cheese gala held during the WOC tradeshow, Concrete Exchange presented awards to the winners of its first concrete countertop design competition.

Concrete Countertop Company Offers Valuable, Intensive Training

Events & Recognition Vol. 4 No. 5 - October/November 2004 Training & Education Concrete Countertops by Rosemary Camozzi Comments are Disabled

Countertops were the name of the game at a recent workshop sponsored by the Institute for American Craftsmanship in Eugene, Oregon. Offering its participants valuable experience in making precast and cast-in-place countertops, decorative concrete tiles and even concrete stools.

The Institute for American Craftsmanship

Vol. 3 No. 6 - December/January 2004 Training & Education by Rosemary Camozzi Comments are Disabled

A new training school in Oregon joins others around the country in promoting excellence in the trades.

Meet 3 Concrete Inspired Artists

Concrete Art Vol. 3 No. 3 - June/July 2003 by Rosemary Camozzi Comments are Disabled

Check out what these folks have done with “boring old concrete.” A new stamping pattern,a really cool countertop or an unusual color effect always draws an excited crowd at a concrete training school or trade show.

Concrete Inspired Artistry by Buddy Rhodes

Concrete Art Vol. 3 No. 3 - June/July 2003 by Rosemary Camozzi Comments are Disabled

Buddy Rhodes uses his own concrete mix — which he also sells to contractors — to create hollow three-dimensional pieces. The water/cement ratio is about one part water to 10 parts mix.

A concrete chair outdoors that has been colored and decorated with a floral design.

Concrete Designs by Marvin and Lilli Ann Rosenberg

Concrete Art Vol. 3 No. 3 - June/July 2003 Concrete Furniture by Rosemary Camozzi Comments are Disabled

Lilli Ann Rosenberg discovered concrete more or less by accident, when a concrete truck dumped a pile of wet cement in a vacant lot across the street from the Henry Street Settlement in New York City, where she taught art to children.

Concrete Floor Restoration Brings Historic Theater To Life

Concrete Repair & Restoration Vol. 3 No. 2 - April/May 2003 by Rosemary Camozzi Comments are Disabled

When California contractor Julio A. Hallack agreed to renovate the floors in Modesto’s State Theater — once a prime example of art deco architecture — he knew he had a big job ahead of him. Half the lobby consisted of terrazzo installed in 1934 and the other half was covered by filthy carpet that reeked from years of spilled beer and wine.