Masonry

Masonry is a historic method of construction that involves building structures using individual units like bricks, stones, or blocks, which are bound together with mortar. It relies on skillful placement and alignment to create durable, stable walls and buildings. Masonry can be used for both structural purposes and decorative features, offering strength, longevity, and aesthetic appeal. Modern masonry techniques incorporate various materials and designs, but the core principles of craftsmanship, proper bonding, and structural integrity remain central. Masonry is valued for its permanence and ability to withstand environmental elements over time.