Marabar on the Move: Relocating a 225 Ton Granite Art Installation | Use Natural Stone @NaturalStoneInstitute
Marabar on the Move: Relocating a 225 Ton Granite Art Installation | Use Natural Stone  @NaturalStoneInstitute
Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A 225-ton granite art installation was transported to a new home at American University, giving it a second life. Rugo Stone and James G. Davis Construction worked together to transport the stone pieces and ensure a successful removal, relocation, and installation.

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Marabar on the Move: Relocating a 225 Ton Granite Art Installation | Use Natural Stone

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