Masonry

 Brick masonry is one of the most traditional forms of construction. It involves laying individual bricks in a specific pattern and binding them together with mortar. This type is favored for its classic appearance and the extensive range of colors and textures available. Brick structures are known for their durability and fire resistance, making them a preferred choice for residential and commercial buildings.

 Stone masonry uses cut or uncut stones to construct walls and other structures. It is one of the oldest forms of masonry and is chosen for its natural appearance and exceptional durability. Stone can be laid in various styles, including rubble masonry and ashlar masonry.

Rubble masonry utilizes rough, unhewn stones and is generally cheaper and less uniform.