Architectural

Zoroastrian Temple

Custom Architectural Stone

New York, USA · Completed

Project Overview

Limaxin supplied marble wall cladding, columns, surrounds, relief panels, and balustrades or this New York temple, designed by Dinyar Wadia.

Zoroastrian Temple is an institutional stone program in New York State, designed by architect Dinyar Wadia.

New York, USA · Architectural · Marble

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Limaxin Scope

Columns
Balustrades
Marble wall cladding
Door and window surrounds
Relief panels

Marble

Manufacturing Process

Fabrication followed Limaxin’s drawing-led path: drawings or references → samples → shop drawings → carve / finish → QC → export crating → U.S. delivery support. Installation is by the buyer’s qualified local contractor.

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Project Facts

Architect	Dinyar Wadia
Contractor	Institutional contractor
Timeline	Design through installation for the temple opening
Supply scope	Marble architectural package for an institutional landmark

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