November 15, 2021

Hands-On Learning for Masonry Students

Group of people in yellow vests at cemetery
Professor Roy Ingraffia leading students in a working session at West Laurel Hill Cemetery’s Receiving Vaults. (Photo Credit: Alison Cavicchio)
Person on lift in yellow vest looking at wall
Ali Cavicchio conducting a conditions assessment on the Berwind Mausoleum at West Laurel Hill Cemetery via aerial work platform. (Photo Credit: Chris Conti)
Person in yellow vest and safety goggles uses chisel
Caitlin Livesey carving a block of limestone during the stone carving workshop at the Woodlands. (Photo Credit: Alison Cavicchio)
Group standing at table with stone carving supplies
Master Stone Carver Jens Langlotz leading students in the art of chiseling. (Photo Credit: Alison Cavicchio)
person works on mortar on a small brick wall in a studio
Caitlin Livesey repointing a brick test wall at IMI/BAC. (Photo Credit: Roy Ingraffia)
Person working with mortar and brick
Namrata Dadawala practicing traditional bricklaying at the International Masonry Institute and the Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers’ (IMI/BAC) training center. (Photo Credit: Roy Ingraffia)
Students standing at a table with buckets and conrete
Students learning how to make composite repairs at the IMI/BAC training center. (Photo Credit: Alison Cavicchio)
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Professor Roy Ingraffia leading students in a working session at West Laurel Hill Cemetery’s Receiving Vaults. (Photo Credit: Alison Cavicchio)
Ali Cavicchio conducting a conditions assessment on the Berwind Mausoleum at West Laurel Hill Cemetery via aerial work platform. (Photo Credit: Chris Conti)
Caitlin Livesey carving a block of limestone during the stone carving workshop at the Woodlands. (Photo Credit: Alison Cavicchio)
Master Stone Carver Jens Langlotz leading students in the art of chiseling. (Photo Credit: Alison Cavicchio)
Caitlin Livesey repointing a brick test wall at IMI/BAC. (Photo Credit: Roy Ingraffia)
Namrata Dadawala practicing traditional bricklaying at the International Masonry Institute and the Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers’ (IMI/BAC) training center. (Photo Credit: Roy Ingraffia)
Students learning how to make composite repairs at the IMI/BAC training center. (Photo Credit: Alison Cavicchio)