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Experts have derived a new material called Sugarcrete which is composed of Bagasse- a byproduct of sugarcane. This can be a sustainable and cheaper alternative to the traditional bricks. A report by SURFACES REPORTER.
Recently around 1008 housing units were developed using the 3D Precast Concrete Construction System in Ranchi. The project, undertaken by Magicrete is one of the first of its likes in the country, a report by SURFACES REPORTER.
RAK Ceramics, one of the leading tile manufacturers in the country, has recently partnered with Shri Ram Mandir, Ayodhya project. A report by SURFACES REPORTER.
Concrete is one of the most versatile elements that can be used in architectural as well as decorative purposes. Nuance Studio, one of the leading brands in concrete design has recently launched its exclusive display in collaboration with Lusso D Garg, Bhubaneshwar. Read more at SURFACES REPORTER.
In a move towards simplifying the on-site concrete testing process, Godrej & Boyce, has taken a unique initiative- – the Concrete Testing Squad to provide its customers with convenient on-site fresh concrete test trials. A report by SURFACES REPORTER.
Using a bacterium based technology, researchers from Imperial College of London have been able to create a material that is embedded with sensors to ascertain the damage on the road and successfully repair it. A report by SURFACES REPORTER.
Choosing materials for interior decor can be overwhelming sometimes. There are many ways to use one material that will meet all your interior design requirements. Concrete is one of the materials. It is a versatile element that can be a part of every corner of your house.
One of countrys major cement brands, JSW has forayed into the Ready-Mix Concrete (RMC) business with the first commercial unit in Chembur, Mumbai. The RMC business will launch unique eco-friendly concrete for use in various commercial construction projects. A report by SURFACES REPORTER (SR).
Having an edible house is no longer a distant dream as researchers from Institute of Industrial Science at The University of Tokyo have developed a new method to recycle food scrapes into robust construction materials. Learn more about this special material in this report by SURFACES REPORTER (SR).
In a major leap towards building a sustainable future, researchers from Chalmers University of Technology have proposed a new concept for rechargeable batteries – made of cement. A report by SURFACES REPORTER (SR)
Mumbai-based renowned architect Malaksingh Gillis is designing houses made of traditional and sustainable building materials like bamboo, brick, lime mud or wood from the last 17 odd years.
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