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Roomful of Innovation!

The Rs.300-million Indian flooring market has seen pivotal changes in innovation, technology and design in recent years. And gone are the days when ceilings made in concrete and wood were the go-tos!

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What Lies Beneath

Coir geotextile mats, shredded waste plastic, nano-coated hydrophilic fibres, industrial slag, fly-ash, and marble slurry dust are some new materials finding a place in road construction.

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Proofed To Perfection

Waterproofing companies across India are enthusiastic about the focus on housing in this year's Budget, but are uncertain when demand for their products will actually start o increase.

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The Big 5 Construct India 2016 kicks off with thousands of innovatine and never-seen-before products

Over 300 brands will be showcased at The Big 5 Construct India 2016, the event organiser dmg events Middle East, Asia & Africa has announced. Approximately 150 companies from 15 countries will be exhibiting the latest and most innovative construction products and services at the Bombay Exhibition Ce..

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The Big League

Local and international institutional representatives and industry leaders from the construction fraternity came together at the recently held 麓Big 5 Construct India 2016麓 in Mumbai. At the event, 150 exhibitors from 15 countries showcased the latest technologies, solutions and building materials ..

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Controlling Erosion

In the modern construction world, the use of biomaterials is growing. These materials have reduced energy costs and acted as carbon sinks.

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Green Roofs

Serving as a shield in the war between vertical structures and the urban atmosphere, green roofs are the call of the hour. Call them what you like 鈥� green roofs, sky gardens, or green terraces 鈥� green patches atop roofs or terraces of buildings are here to stay!

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Down to Earth!

Although reinforced earth has been used in various projects worldwide since 1966, the concept took some time to take root in India. Geosynthetics was introduced in India only in the late 1990s.

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