Architectural Features
With any project be it restoration or new construction, well chosen architectural features define the style and enhance the pleasure of their location.
At MASCo we seek out unusual and grand elements to be incorporated into dynamic design schemes.
Finding the ideal feature that acts as either the focus or compliment in a project can be time consuming and difficult, with our large sourcing facility we can find the most unusual items for our clients.
The intrinsic worth of the magnificent stone and bronze entrance way and finely carved frieze of original 1952 DeBeers Flagship Building London, to the Gosport Water Tower, Salperton built from Portland stone and disguised as a 19th century folly, are examples of the many extraordinary features that have a heritage value along with their uniqueness. Some of our more extraordinary pieces have been a 10ft high concrete version of the Eiffel Tower and a pair of hand carved 16ft tall Corinthian limestone columns; we invite you to view our current collection of exciting features.
