Vivian & Cie
Stone cutting, masonry and roofing, Southern France
Stone cutting, masonry and roofing, Southern France
Founded in 1830, Vivian & Cie has never ceased to take an interest in the old stones that it restores and brings back to life. The company is located in Marseille in the Bouches-du-Rhône department and Aimargues in the Gard department, both in southern France, and employs highly qualified craftsmen to carry out work that calls on both centuries-old know-how and advanced technical methods for the restoration of architectural heritage buildings.
Qualibat, a French qualification and certification body for construction companies, has recognized the expertise of its teams and the quality of their work by awarding Vivan & Cie certification for restoration of dressed stone and masonry on historic monuments and certification for roofing of heritage buildings. Vivian & Cie is classified as a “living heritage company”.
Vivian & Cie, whose head office has always been in Marseille, operates throughout the Mediterranean basin on old dressed stone and masonry buildings and stone and tile roofing projects on both public and private sites.
Founded in 1830, Vivian & Cie has never ceased to take an interest in the old stones that it restores and brings back to life. The company is located in Marseille in the Bouches-du-Rhône department and Aimargues in the Gard department, both in southern France, and employs highly qualified craftsmen to carry out work that calls on both centuries-old know-how and advanced technical methods for the restoration of architectural heritage buildings.
Qualibat, a French qualification and certification body for construction companies, has recognized the expertise of its teams and the quality of their work by awarding Vivan & Cie certification for restoration of dressed stone and masonry on historic monuments and certification for roofing of heritage buildings. Vivian & Cie is classified as a “living heritage company”.
Vivian & Cie, whose head office has always been in Marseille, operates throughout the Mediterranean basin on old dressed stone and masonry buildings and stone and tile roofing projects on both public and private sites.