Joseph Conrad Stone Cutter

Joseph Conrad has worked & played in the stone industry for fifty years. From architectural drafting to quarrying to stone installations to founding a stone fabrication business to stone exploring and eventually to sculpture. His blog shares his lifetime of experience. It is meant to make the urban landscape understandable to everyone. He hopes to help provide a sense of place in the urban environment by providing his insights on stone history & fabrication.

Saturday, April 23, 2011

A Local Business is Born - Part 1

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“ A Local Business is Born   ” is a 20-year story of what I did to survive in the stone fabrication business before the kitchen counter re...
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Friday, April 22, 2011

A Local Business is Born - Part 2

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MY EXPERENCE IN STONE FABRICATION FROM 1975 TILL 1982 “ A Local Business is Born"    is a 20-year story of what I did to survive ...
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Thursday, April 21, 2011

A Local Business is Born - Part 3

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1982 TO 1985 “ A Local Business is Born” is a 20-year story of what I did to survive in the stone fabrication business before the kit...
Wednesday, April 20, 2011

A Local Business is Born - Part 4

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1985 to 1992 “ A Local Business is Born” is a 20-year story of what I did to survive in the stone fabrication business before the kitc...
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Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Heroes of Local Knowledge

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By Joseph R. Conrad and Mary Anne Harmer Allen Published in Oregon's Future , Fall 1998 We called him the Vegetable Man. His tomatoes...
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Sunday, March 20, 2011

Commercial Work

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One of the first projects my 18-year-old son worked on with me was a conference table, for a commercial real estate sales office in downto...

The Inspection

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Traveling by jet plane to southeastAlaska,a ferry to the island,crossing it in a international travelall, to Craig, a fishing village. Final...
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Joseph Conrad has fifty years experience working in the stone fabrication industry. He is the founder of Conrad Stonecutter in Portland, Oregon (http://www.conradstonecutter.com).
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