Grand Hyatt Singapore Custom Stone Project
Executive Summary
The central project value was not stone supply alone. Landiview Stone translated multiple design intents into fabrication-ready shop drawings, controlled real-stone appearance through slab-scan layouts and dry lays, and coordinated inspection across repeated furniture pieces and complex three-dimensional stone products.
Landiview Stone delivered a coordinated natural-stone package for the 2024 phase of the Grand Hyatt Singapore renovation. Rather than supplying one repeated product type, the order combined high-volume marble furniture components, complete assembled tables, sculptural bathtubs, fluted exterior cladding and custom bathroom wall tiles.
The project demanded different fabrication logic for each product family. Furniture pieces required dimensional consistency, polished finishes and repeatable edge work. The outdoor bar required 60 mm-thick Chinese Calacatta panels with varied widths, vertical fluting and natural split texture. The bathroom walls required straight and curved Italian Calacatta pieces coordinated through shop drawings and scan-based vein-layout simulation. Each Ajax marble bathtub was carved from a stone block to a finished size of 1950 × 1100 × 550 mm.
Key Facts
| Project Fact | Confirmed Scope |
| Project | Grand Hyatt Singapore renovation stone package supplied in 2024 |
| Chinese Calacatta outdoor-bar cladding | 2 sets; 92 fluted panels; 40 m² total; multiple widths; 813 mm high; 60 mm thick; natural split fluted face with coordinated corner pieces |
| Cardiff Brown marble tabletops | 232 pieces; 18 mm thick; polished finish |
| Ice Green marble tables | 94 sets, including custom table geometries documented by shop drawings |
| Ajax marble tabletops | 1,053 pieces; 18 mm thick; polished finish |
| Complete Ajax marble tables | 23 sets; polished 18 mm Ajax marble tops with stainless-steel table legs clad in Ajax marble |
| Patagonia quartzite tabletops | 31 pieces; 18 mm thick; polished finish |
| Sahara Noir tabletops | 23 pieces; 18 mm thick; polished finish |
| Calacatta Viola slabs | 2 slabs; 18 mm thick; polished finish |
| Italian Calacatta bathroom wall tiles | 2 bathrooms; 96 pieces; 26.7 m² total; 18 mm thick; polished finish; straight tiles plus curved corner tiles |
| Ajax marble monolithic bathtubs | 8 units carved from stone blocks; each approximately 1950 × 1100 × 550 mm |
| Technical coordination | Stone shop drawings, component details, actual-slab scan layout in AutoCAD, vein-direction review and virtual assembly planning |
| Factory quality control | Dry layout, dimensional and visual inspection, piece coordination, finished-product review and preparation for export packing |
Stone Products and Packaging
Project Stone Shop Drawings
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What stone products did Landiview Stone supply for the Grand Hyatt Singapore renovation?
A: The 2024 supply package included fluted Chinese Calacatta outdoor-bar panels, Cardiff Brown marble tabletops, Ice Green marble tables, Ajax marble tabletops and complete tables, Patagonia quartzite tabletops, Sahara Noir tabletops, Calacatta Viola slabs, Italian Calacatta bathroom wall tiles and Ajax marble monolithic bathtubs.
Q: How large was the furniture-stone scope?
A: The scope included 1,053 Ajax marble tabletops, 23 complete Ajax marble tables, 232 Cardiff Brown marble tabletops, 94 Ice Green marble table sets, 31 Patagonia quartzite tabletops and 23 Sahara Noir tabletops. Most listed tabletop material was 18 mm thick with a polished finish.
Q: What was technically distinctive about the outdoor bar panels?
A: The two bar-facade sets used 92 Chinese Calacatta marble panels totaling 40 m². The panels were 813 mm high and 60 mm thick, with multiple widths, vertical fluting, natural split texture and purpose-made corner details. Factory dry layout checked sequence, joints and overall appearance before installation.
Q: How were the Italian Calacatta bathroom walls coordinated?
A: The bathroom package comprised 96 polished 18 mm tiles totaling 26.7 m² for two rooms. It combined straight wall tiles with fabricated curved corner pieces. Landiview Stone used actual slab scans in AutoCAD to simulate cutting and assembly, allowing the project team to review vein flow, joints, openings and the proposed installed composition before fabrication.
Q: Were the Ajax marble bathtubs assembled from panels?
A: No. The eight Ajax marble bathtubs were monolithic products carved from stone blocks. Each bathtub measured approximately 1950 × 1100 × 550 mm. The shop drawings coordinated the external form, internal bowl, wall thickness transitions, drain, overflow and polished, honed or sandblasted surface zones.
Q: What quality-control methods were used for the stone furniture?
A: The documented process included fabrication to approved shop drawings, dry layout of cut panels, inspection of polished surfaces and dimensions, review of stone appearance across repeated pieces, finished-product checks and orderly staging before packing. Dry layout was especially useful before miter-joint processing and for verifying coordinated groups of tabletops.
Q: Can Landiview Stone support similar hotel and custom stone projects?
A: Yes. Landiview Stone supports slab supply and project-specific cut-to-size or finished products. Depending on project needs, the workflow can include shop-drawing coordination, slab scanning, AutoCAD vein-layout simulation, fabrication, dry layout, piece numbering, finished-product inspection, temporary reinforcement for vulnerable components and project-specific export protection.
About Landiview Stone
For hotel, residential and commercial projects, Landiview Stone is best suited to scopes where material selection, technical detailing, repeatable fabrication and appearance control must be managed as one coordinated workflow.
Landiview Stone supplies natural stone in two principal forms: slabs for importers, distributors and fabricators, and project-specific cut-to-size or finished stone products for contractors, developers, designers, builders and other professional buyers.
For slab programs, Landiview Stone can support current-slab selection, slab-image review, color and vein-range confirmation, surface inspection, slab identification and export packing.
For cut-to-size and custom-fabrication projects, available services include:
- • Shop-drawing review and fabrication-detail coordination
- • Slab scanning and AutoCAD cutting or vein-layout simulation
- • Cut-to-size fabrication, edge processing and custom surface work
- • Factory dry layout, piece numbering and finished-product inspection
- • Temporary reinforcement for vulnerable stone components where required
- • Project-specific export protection and packing coordination
For more complex fabricated and assembled products, the project team may use three-dimensional modeling and virtual assembly review to examine component relationships, stone thickness, surface treatments, concealed reinforcement and potential interference before fabrication details are finalized.