Business & Industry

The safety of urban environments is intrinsically linked to the friction properties of the ground beneath our feet. Through advanced material science and certified grip ratings, slip resistant flooring is becoming a critical tool in reducing public liability, meeting stringent building codes, and protecting diverse populations in transit hubs, hospitals, and commercial centers.

The path from a raw resource to a finished floor is a complex journey spanning continents and sophisticated logistics networks. As global flooring supply chains face unprecedented disruptions and environmental mandates, the industry is pivoting toward resilient material sourcing and digital procurement strategies to ensure the steady delivery of construction materials in a volatile market.

Sattva Group has entered the Mumbai residential market with the launch of Sattva Sumera, a redevelopment-led housing project in Parel with a Gross Development Value (GDV) of INR5,500 crores. The launch represents the company’s first residential development in Mumbai...

Holcim has officially introduced its ECOPlanet low-carbon cement range to the UAE market, coinciding with its participation at the Make it in the Emirates 2026 forum. This strategic launch emphasizes the utilization of locally sourced raw materials, a move...

Advanced infrastructure resilience relies on the integration of self-healing technologies capable of autonomously repairing structural fissures. These innovative materials extend the operational lifespan of concrete and asphalt, significantly reducing lifecycle maintenance expenditures while ensuring public safety through proactive damage mitigation.

The evolution from Building Information Modeling (BIM) to a comprehensive digital thread represents a fundamental shift in how construction data is managed. By establishing a continuous and interconnected data stream from initial design through facility management, stakeholders can ensure information integrity, enhance collaboration, and optimize the entire lifecycle of the built environment.

Immersive technologies like Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are redefining design collaboration in the construction industry. By enabling stakeholders to experience projects in a high-fidelity virtual environment, these tools facilitate real-time coordination, minimize design discrepancies, and foster a deeper understanding of complex spatial relationships before ground is even broken.