The columns of the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, the Acropolis in Athens, as well as those of countless buildings worldwide reflect the personalities of the land. One of the icons that account for this is the existence of pillars in and around the buildings. Pillars communicate importance and monumental authority. They display both grace and grandeur. At the Astanta diplomatic estate in Kazakhstan, for example, over 600 columns were built along a 20,000 meter wall profile that they thus became a primary design element of the building.

1	DOMOSTYL® FA10
2	DOMOSTYL® CA10
3	DOMOSTYL® FA10
4	DOMOSTYL® BA10
5	DOMOSTYL® BA11
6	DOMOSTYL® MA10

The columns of the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, the Acropolis in Athens, as well as those of countless buildings worldwide reflect the personalities of the land. One of the icons that account for this is the existence of pillars in and around the buildings. Pillars communicate importance and monumental authority. They display both grace and grandeur. At the Astanta diplomatic estate in Kazakhstan, for example, over 600 columns were built along a 20,000 meter wall profile that they thus became a primary design element of the building.

1	DOMOSTYL® FA10
2	ARSTYL® PC1
3	ARSTYL® PP1
4	ARSTYL® PB1
5	DOMOSTYL® CA10
6	DOMOSTYL® MA10
7	DOMOSTYL® FA10

The columns of the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, the Acropolis in Athens, as well as those of countless buildings worldwide reflect the personalities of the land. One of the icons that account for this is the existence of pillars in and around the buildings. Pillars communicate importance and monumental authority. They display both grace and grandeur. At the Astanta diplomatic estate in Kazakhstan, for example, over 600 columns were built along a 20,000 meter wall profile that they thus became a primary design element of the building.

1	DOMOSTYL® MA10
2	DOMOSTYL® FA10
3	DOMOSTYL® CA10
4	DOMOSTYL® FA10
5	DOMOSTYL® FA10