Masonry Magazine March 1961 Page. 2
Architect Mario J. Ciampi
Architect Mario J. Ciampi of San Francisco blended square units with Shadowal block to form this handsome sculptured wall.
Sculptures in SHADOWAL
from the wonderful new world of BLOCK
WALLS leap into life, become intriguing patterns of depth and dimension wherever Shadowal block is employed. Here you see five Shadowal block patterns. Each has a character and distinction of its own; each shows the unbelievable versatility of Shadowal concrete masonry. Small wonder it's called the block with 1000 faces. Your local NCMA member will be happy to assist you in working with new Shadowal block.
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Plain or fancy, inside or outside, beautiful, versatile Shadowal block gives walls a new and interesting look. Below right: Pattern was designed by Architect James R. Lamantia, Jr., of New Orleans.