The new Irek mosque in Kazan, on the Kremlevskaya riverside, in the Republic of Tatarstan, in Russia, is covered with marble slabs "made in Veneto".The Vicenza-based company Margraf has in fact designed and built the internal cladding of the building designed by the architect Evgeny Bolotny.The protagonists are 110 square meters of curved and finely inlaid marble slabs, in Bianco Sivec Margraf marble from a Macedonian quarry.A design and technological challenge for the Venetian company, because since it is a curved wall, to allow the perfect interlocking of the material, the floral inlay was cut diagonally, according to very precise algorithmic calculations, with the use of machinery avant-garde.Margraf, originally Industria Marmi Vicentini, was founded in 1906 in Chiampo.To contact the editorial staff redazione@venetoigianato.it Telephone: 049 0982982 Dossier Area2016 - VenetoEconomia - Newspaper registered on 08/19/2014 at number 2363 of the Press Register at the Court of Padua.Publisher: Media Accelerator VAT number 02906890211 Responsible Director: Domenico Lanzilotta.Privacy and Cookie Policy Editorial Policy Advertising For advertising on Veneto Economy: adv@media-accelerator.it cell.335.6206687