The next big thing From aludecor in construction, innovation, sustainability
ACPs are the sustainable choice in modern architecture
A WALK THROUGH THE CREATIONS OF LAVANYA
The artiste who transformed an ACP into a canvas
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Welcome to the 41st edition of The Adorner!
As we open the doors to this captivating issue, we invite you to embark on a journey that traverses the boundaries of architecture, design, and innovation. In a world where innovation shapes our future, every structure, every design choice, becomes a canvas for progress. We invite you to explore the fusion of technology, creativity, and sustainability that defines this edition.
Imagine, if you will, the unveiling of India's first 3D-printed post office, standing tall as a testament to architectural brilliance. A symphony of creativity and precision engineering, this pioneering structure showcases the immense potential of 3D printing in architecture.
But innovation doesn't stop at construction. Enter the radiant realm of the Surat Diamond Bourse, a marvel that transcends The Pentagon, redefining the concept of office spaces. With a self-contained universe spanning 35 acres, it stands as a masterpiece of architectural triumph.
In our Expert Talk section, architects delve into the sustainable marvel of Aluminium Composite Panels (ACPs). These versatile wonders bridge aesthetics and practicality, echoing the very essence of modern architecture.
Turn your attention to the Brand Focus section, where Aludecor's Honeycomb Aluminium Panels emerge as a revolutionary force. The synergy of elegance and safety elevates our understanding of construction, promising a future where design and security coexist harmoniously.
Art finds a new dimension in our Space Story section. Dr. Lavanya Dhanagopal's journey from ceramic research to using Aluminium Composite Panels as her canvas showcases the marriage of creativity and innovation. It's a testament to the boundless nature of artistic expression.
Engage in thought-provoking conversations with architects in Archispeak. Dive into topics ranging from striking the equilibrium between aesthetics and practicality, to incorporating sustainability without compromising on design.
And at the heart of this edition lies our cover story – the future of architectural innovation with Honeycomb Aluminium Panels. Aludecor's commitment to excellence takes center stage, proving that innovation isn't a choice; it's an imperative that defines our tomorrow.
So, as you navigate these pages, let innovation guide your imagination. May the stories within inspire you to rethink, reimagine, and reinvent. With each turn of the page, you're invited to witness the incredible fusion of innovation and creativity that shapes our world.
Gautam Saraswat Editor
In the relentless pursuit of a sustainable future, the world of architecture stands as a key player. Every structure, every design choice has the potential to contribute to the preservation of our planet's resources. As we navigate a rapidly changing world, innovation becomes the compass that guides us towards smarter, greener solutions. In this landscape of progress, a remarkable innovation has emerged: Honeycomb Aluminium Panels.
In the dynamic world of architecture, innovation isn't just a choice; it's a necessity. Aludecor, a name synonymous with
architectural and cladding excellence, has embarked on a journey that pushes the boundaries of creativity and ingenuity. Their latest offering, Honeycomb Aluminium Panels, or as has been named “NexComb” is a testament to this commitment, a bold step that showcases how innovation can redefine the landscape of construction and cladding.
The Honeycomb Advantage: Elevating Architecture with Aludecor
Honeycomb Aluminium Panels introduce a new era of architectural possibilities. Beyond their stunning visual appeal, these panels possess a range of benefits that elevate Aludecor above its competitors. The lightweight yet durable nature of honeycomb
panels ensures not only ease of installation but also reduces the overall load on structures, thus contributing to sustainability.
Thermal insulation and sound absorption properties set Honeycomb Aluminium Panels apart. They create an environment of comfort, reducing energy consumption and enhancing the occupants' experience. The panels'
weather resistance and low maintenance requirements underscore their longevity and reliability, making them an ideal choice for a world demanding sustainable yet durable solutions.
From Core to Innovation: The Aludecor
At Aludecor, innovation isn't just about the surface; it's rooted in the very core
of their products. The honeycomb core, or as named “NexCore” is manufactured indigenously. It stands as a testament to Aludecor's dedication to quality and performance. In fact, it is the only Indian ACP brand that has this in-house honeycomb core manufacturing facility. Rigorous research and development ensure that the core not only meets but exceeds industry standards, promising improved results and unparalleled performance.
As we gaze towards the future, Honeycomb Aluminium Panels emerge as a beacon of innovation in architecture. Aludecor's holistic approach, from
design to core, stands as a testament to their commitment to excellence and sustainability. In the
face of a changing world, Aludecor and their Honeycomb Aluminium Panels remind us that
innovation isn't just a choice—it's an imperative for a better, more sustainable future.
inherently distinguish ACPs from conventional canvas or paper.
In a world where art can flourish on virtually any surface, embracing ACPs as an artistic medium is an exploration of uncharted territories. This fusion stands testament to the artist's willingness to transcend norms, daring to create a fresh dialogue between form, texture, and message.
In the ever-evolvingrealmof artistry, innovation servesas a guiding force, letting artists explore new horizons and redefine the boundaries of creativity. Dr. Lavanya Dhanagopal, who has been 15 years into Ceramic Research embraced Aluminum Composite Panels (ACPs) as her chosen medium for creating art. This
unconventional approach is a departure from conventional painting norms, introducing a fresh perspective that both challenges and enriches traditional artistic paradigms.
ACPs, primarily utilized in cladding and signage, may not seem an obvious choice for painting. However, Lavanya's audacious
decision to wield ACPs as their canvas demonstrates an inspiring endeavor to break away from the commonplace. This choice infuses her work with a unique blend of texture, dimension, and durability—qualities that
Artistry often thrives on experimentation, and Lavanya aptly demonstrates how a novel medium like ACPs can serve as an avenue for innovation. Through the lens of Lavanya's work, we gain an insight into how
innovation is not just a departure from the ordinary, but an invitation to forge an entirely new artistic narrative.
1. Please take us briefly through your artistic journey.
As early as I remember my childhood, I was always passionate about art and craft. Being an introverted kid, art kept me company. But like most of us, I grew up to become an engineer, the reason being the obvious. Thanks to the almighty, I had a deep understanding of
Chemistry. I survived Engineering, and 13 odd years in research, and 2 years in an Academic institution. Somewhere between engineering and career, I lost art. However, in a few instances I realized how much I miss being in art. I took up courage and undertook online/offline or any form of art course I could lay my hands on. I’m still learning, but I have gained the momentum in art. Currently, I’m in the process of polishing and improving the quality of my artwork.
than a decade, the occupational hazard got stuck with me, and I am telling this in a good sense! Everything that I do has to come down to breaking up the composition for clear understanding and figuring out the process and the recipe. The same logic I had applied to art as well - understand the composition of art, break out the painting process to have more command and recipe of the paint-making to have control over the whole process. In a nutshell, to be able to do all these research cum art, I decided to give it full-time focus. That’s how I got a chance to talk to Aludecor.
2. Why did you choose Aludecor’s ACP for your creation? Did you try painting on any other MCP (metal composite panel)?
There is a small story behind it. During my initial comeback days in art, I did some 50/60 paintings in a span of 1-1.5 years. Most artworks were done on canvas and pasted over MDF. All of those paintings were being hanged in the Montessori school run by my sister. During COVID, we lost access to the school and during that year’s monsoon season moist wall
destroyed most of my art work.
That incident got me to think, you pour so much time, energy, and dedicated focus into a painting you expect it to last for a long time. Maybe even forever. Every painting is the legacy of the artist. That is where my search for painting on alternate surfaces that is resistant to environmental effect began.
During my online lectures, I heard about composite panels and treated wooden panels are being used by artists in Europe and in USA.
I tried to paint over Acrylic Polymer sheets and metals sheets, they are ok but metal rusts and Polymer is not that sturdy. I decided Polymer coated Metals sheets should do the trick, theoretically.
ACPs were sold sparingly in USA and in Europe, with many variations
-Plain composite panels
-Surface treated panel for better paint adherence
-Traditional canvas/linen is pasted over composite panel.
Let alone they are sold expensive overseas, shipping and customs made it very less appealing to conduct art trials over them.
I was in research for more
I have decided to locally source the panels and figure out the process of painting by myself. I visited many Composite Panel dealers and hardware. I requested to buy cut pieces, but they were only available in 4x8 ft. Even though I was willing to give a try to buy a full piece, the shop owner was not ok to cut composite panels into pieces. (I mentally made a note someday I’m going to have my own cut/grind workshop of my own!). After many unsuccessful persuasion with the shop owner, the researcher in me decided to write to all composite panel manufacturers to ask for samples stating the purpose of usage.
I think I got lucky, Aludecor Responded.
The rest of the story became a trial report. The trial report is only the tip of the Iceberg of successful attempts, a whole glacier of
“not ok “attempts was hidden.
3.How different does the approach towards painting change whenever you choose a non- traditional medium for paint?
The composite panel that would be marketed for art purposes should behave like traditional canvases. The artist should not be expected to follow a different approach to do his/her artwork. Already he is dealing with a whole lot of technicality involved in making the art. We can’t add up any more load over the artist.
Three minimum factors are required to make any form of art, is the surface to paint, brushes or any tools and paint.
All these three factors have been established for many years. A change in one
factor cannot have an effect on the other two. If there is, like for example you propose a new painting surface, that is not compatible with already established brushes and paint, then the very idea is very unlikely to become hit or otherwise become established in the market. Also, each factor is equally expensive. A whole set of consumables would already have stocked up with artists. An artist makes a painting, and either sells it to a customer or to a gallery, whereas the brushes the artist uses stay with him for a long time or in rare cases – forever, the paint stays with the artist as long as it is consumed. Hence, the composite panel should be compatible with the brushes and the paint.
4. What kind of paint did you use for your work?
Over composite panels, I
used Oil, Acrylic and mixed Media.
5. How was the experience of painting on Composite Panels?
Oh! You will “have to paint” to understand the experience. Just as there is no words to explain the motherhood or when you are in love or you achieve something tremendous. Composite panels must be a dream of many artists. Soft and clean surface of composite panels and buttery paint running over them in different shapes…I would define it as an experiential poem.
Let us also deep dive in the technicality of preparing the cotton canvas, based on the requirement of the painting subject the canvas needed to be prepped with 5 to 9 layers of gesso application and sanding off. The layers might get reduced upon usage of linen. With composite panels, 2-3 layers of gesso are good to go for all paintings. And the painting remains resistant to moisture, degradation and stays sturdy. In the interior condition, the painting is going to stay forever. What more is needed, as I said composite panels are “The dream” to many artists – A painting surface that stays forever, unaffected and intact.
When CEAT, the tyre industry giant, needed signage solution that matched their reputation for quality and innovation, they turned to Aludecor's super premium cladding product. They chose Aludecor's exceptional range of shades to craft their eye-catching and durable signage. The result? These ACP sheets not only offered a sleek and modern look but also
proved to be weather-resistant, ensuring that CEAT's signage remains sharp and vibrant even in the harshest conditions. By choosing Aludecor, CEAT didn't just get signage; they got a statement piece that speaks volumes about their commitment to excellence.
It's a shining example of how top-tier brands partner with the best to make their mark in style.
Aludecor's products
perfectly blend aesthetics and functionality, allowing CEAT to communicate their brand's strength and reliability through every
passing season. It's a partnership that proves, yet again, that when industry leaders collaborate, excellence follows suit.
In a momentous leap towards the future, India has etched its name in the annals of architectural history with the unveiling of its pioneering 3D-printed post office. This awe-inspiring creation stands tall as a testament to the fusion of innovation, technology, and architectural brilliance. Nestled amidst the vibrant surroundings of Bengaluru's Ulsoor Bazaar, this remarkable structure redefines the very essence of construction.
The 3D-printed post office is a symphony of creativity and precision engineering. With this groundbreaking project, India has demonstrated its commitment to embracing cutting-edge technologies in the realm of architecture. At the heart of this achievement lies an intricate dance of technology and creativity. What once would have taken months of laborious construction has been condensed into a fraction of that time, showcasing the immense potential of
3D printing in architecture. The 3D-printed post office stands as a symbol of architectural rebellion, challenging the established notions of design and construction.
Defying Convention
The most eye-catching feature of the post office is its design. Picture a building with a curved exterior, like the shape of a bell, spreading across 1,021 square feet. It's not your usual boxy structure!
Usually, making a building like this using regular construction methods would have taken around six months. But, the 3D-printed post office was completed in less than 45 days! And it costs less than Rs 25 lakh in total. While L&T Construction executed the project, IIT Madras validated the structural design.
Architectural
Brilliance: Surat
Diamond Bourse
A building in India’s diamond city of Surat has
surpassed The Pentagon to become the world’s largest office. Soon to open its doors this year, this sprawling marvel is set to become the epicenter of the diamond industry, accommodating a bustling community of over 65,000 professionals, from cutters and polishers to traders. Spanning a whopping 7.1 million square feet across 35 acres, the bourse stretches its arms like nine interconnected towers, each with 15 floors, radiating from a central spine. A true architectural masterpiece, it claims the title of the world's largest office building, even surpassing the iconic Pentagon.
Years in the making, this gem was initiated in 2015, with construction navigating its way through the challenges of a pandemic, emerging triumphant in 2022. Within its grand expanse lie 4,700 meticulously designed office spaces, strategically linked by central corridors.
This shimmering complex is more than just offices. It's a self-contained universe, boasting dining facilities, retail spaces, wellness centers, conference rooms, and a network of 131 elevators to navigate this glittering maze. The project's price tag of 32 billion rupees bears witness to its magnificence. Designed by Indian architectural virtuosos Morphogenesis, this construction's allure extends beyond its grand size. With temperatures soaring above 43°C in summer, sustainability became a cornerstone. It is so designed that natural ventilation accounts for 50% of cooling needs, while solar energy powers the communal areas, marrying innovation with sustainability. As the doors prepare to swing open, the Surat Diamond Bourse stands as a testament to architectural prowess and a glimmering jewel in the crown of urban magnificence.
that each aesthetic element serves a functional purpose, contributing to the overall practicality of the space. For example, an artistic ceiling installation can also enhance acoustics, providing a functional advantage.
architects increasingly incorporating sustainable practices into their projects to minimize environmental impact and promote eco-friendly designs. Here are some ways how I achieve this:
Q) As an architect who emphasizes form and functionality in your designs, how do you strike a balance between aesthetics and practicality while creating innovative spaces?
-As an architect who prioritizes the synergy between form, functionality, and innovation in my designs, finding the equilibrium between aesthetics and practicality is at the core of my approach when
creating innovative spaces I navigate this balance by keeping few points in mind which is :
1-User-Centric Design: To create spaces that truly resonate with users, I deeply engage with their needs, behaviours, and preferences. By understanding how people interact with the environment, I can tailor both the aesthetics and layout to optimize their experience.
2-Functional Aesthetics: Aesthetics should never be just superficial. I ensure
3-Material Innovation: I explore innovative materials that offer a dual benefit of aesthetics and functionality. Whether it's using responsive materials that adapt to changing lighting conditions or eco-friendly materials that improve indoor air quality, every choice contributes to the space's success. Ultimately, my goal is to create innovative spaces that not only capture the attention of magazine readers but also inspire them by demonstrating how thoughtful design can seamlessly merge aesthetics and practicality for a harmonious user experience
Q) Sustainability is a growing concern in the field of architecture. How do you incorporate sustainable practices in your projects to minimize environmental impact and promote eco-friendly designs?
-Sustainability has indeed become a significant consideration in the field of architecture, with
1-Material Selection: By opting for eco-friendly and locally sourced materials with low environmental impact. We also use recycled or reclaimed materials whenever possible to reduce the demand for new resources and minimize waste.
2-Adaptive Reuse and Renovation: Instead of demolishing old structures, I often explore ways to repurpose existing buildings. This reduces the environmental impact of new construction and preserves historical or cultural significance
3-Energy-Efficient Systems: Architects design
energy-efficient HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems and incorporate smart building technologies to monitor and optimize energy usage. In short, incorporating sustainable practices into architecture requires a holistic approach that considers environmental, social, and economic factors. We as architects play a crucial role in shaping the built environment in a way that respects the planet's resources and contributes positively to the communities they serve.
Q) Aluminium Composite Panels (ACPs) have gained popularity in modern architecture for their versatility and aesthetics. Have you integrated ACPs in any of your projects, and if so, how do you believe they have contributed to the overall design? Additionally, how do you envision the future role of ACPs in the architectural landscape?
-Certainly, Aluminium Composite Panels (ACPs)
have indeed become a popular choice in modern architecture due to their versatility and aesthetics. I have integrated ACPs into several of my projects, and I'd be happy to share how they have contributed to the overall design and my vision for their future role in the architectural landscape. In one of my recent projects, I used ACPs as a dynamic cladding material for a commercial space. The lightweight nature of ACPs allowed for creative façade designs that incorporated varying depths and angles. This added a sense of movement and visual interest to the building's exterior. Additionally, the wide range of colors and finishes available with ACPs allowed me to play with contrast and texture, creating a striking interplay of light and shadow throughout the day. Contributions to the Overall Design:
1-Aesthetics: ACPs offer a sleek and contemporary look that aligns well with modern architectural styles. Their smooth surfaces and ability to be customized through digital printing or different finishes allowed me to achieve unique visual effects that enhanced the
building's overall aesthetic appeal.
2-Lightweight: ACPs' lightweight nature is advantageous in terms of ease of installation and reduced structural impact. It allowed me to explore intricate and elaborate designs without compromising on the building's load-bearing capacity.
in Architecture: I envision ACPs continuing to play a significant role in the architectural landscape for several reasons:
1-Innovative Applications: As architectural technology advances, ACPs could be engineered to integrate with smart building systems, responsive
facades, and other innovative technologies. This could lead to buildings that adapt to changing environmental conditions and user needs.
2-Sustainable Innovations: The development of eco-friendly and recyclable ACP materials could further enhance their sustainability profile. ACPs could also be designed to harness solar energy, contributing to a building's energy efficiency.
3-Hybrid Materials: The combination of ACPs with other materials like glass, wood, or natural stone could lead to novel design combinations that merge aesthetics, functionality, and sustainability.
In essence, ACPs are likely to remain a staple in architecture, continuously evolving to meet the
demands of sustainable design, technological innovation, and artistic expression. Their ability to merge aesthetics with practicality and versatility positions them as a valuable tool for architects to craft innovative and inspiring built environments
Q) With rapid urbanization and evolving lifestyle needs, how do you ensure that your designs cater to the changing requirements of the Indian population while still preserving cultural and regional identities?
-Designing in the context of rapid urbanization and evolving lifestyle needs while preserving cultural and regional identities is a complex and vital task, especially in a diverse country like India. I would approach this challenge by :
1-In-Depth Research and Contextual Understanding: I would start by
conducting thorough research to understand the unique cultural, historical, and social aspects of the specific region I'm working in. This involves studying local traditions, architecture, materials, and ways of life.
2-Blend of Tradition and Modernity: My designs would strive to strike a balance between modern amenities and traditional values. Incorporating architectural elements, materials, and techniques from the region's heritage can create a sense of continuity while embracing contemporary functionality 3-Mixed-Use
Developments: Designing mixed-use developments that combine residential, commercial, and recreational spaces promotes a sense of community and meets the
varied needs of urban populations. In essence, designing for changing lifestyle needs while preserving cultural and regional identities requires a deep respect for the past, a sensitivity to the present, and an openness to the future. By understanding and valuing the diverse nuances of the Indian population, we can create spaces that harmoniously blend tradition and innovation, enhancing the quality of life for generations to come.
Q) Collaborative work between architects and interior designers has
become crucial for seamless design execution. How do you foster strong collaborations and communication with interior designers to ensure a harmonious integration of form and functionality in your projects?
-Fostering strong collaborations and communication between architects and interior designers is essential for creating cohesive and successful design projects. Here's how I ensure a harmonious integration of form and functionality
through effective collaboration:
1-Early Involvement: I believe in involving interior designers from the early stages of a project. This allows for a holistic design approach where architectural and interior considerations are integrated from the outset.
2-Open Communication: Regular and transparent communication channels are maintained throughout the project. This includes project meetings, brainstorming sessions, and digital collaboration tools for sharing ideas and updates.
3-Cross-Functional Teams: I
encourage cross-functional teams where architects and interior designers work closely together on specific aspects of the project. This breaks down silos and encourages a collective problem-solving approach.
4-Conflict Resolution: In case conflicts arise, they are addressed promptly through open dialogue and a problem-solving mindset. Finding common ground and compromise is essential for maintaining the collaboration's effectiveness.
Ultimately, strong collaboration between architects and interior designers is built on trust,
shared values, and effective communication. When both disciplines work together seamlessly, the resulting design reflects a harmonious integration of form and functionality, creating spaces that are not only visually appealing but also optimized for practical use
Consultants Private Limited: Firm Description
An award winning multi-disciplinary Pune based design firm, AndSpaces Consultants
Private limited, founded in 2019, undertakes
Architectural and Interior Design Projects pan India. The firm has catered to numerous Premium Residential and Commercial Projects. Led by the Principal Architect, Ar. Ankita Nand Deshmukh, who recently won, 40 under 40 Best Trendsetter Architects Award, the firm consists of all young minds working together. At AndSpaces, our values lie at the very foundation of architecture and design, where we believe in crafting fully functional and stylish designs that speak for themselves. That's why we say, “we don't just design spaces, we create an aura!”
aluminium and polyethylene plastic are combine together to achieve maximum productivity and durability, making them fire-resistant, corrosion – resistant, Weather resistant and lightweight.
Prashant Parmar (Shayona Consultants, Prashant Parmar Architect)
"A gorgeous facade plays an integral role in the overall appearance of a building. With the assistance of modern technology, facade designs are evolving day by day. Technology today enables even better utilization of the pliability of aluminium composite panels to give birth to amazing facade designs.
In current trend of designing, with many material alternatives, Aluminium composite panelling is a preferable finish that most designers opt for since it not only cuts down on environmental issues but also not limiting designers to create extraordinary designs. The fact that these types of panels are made from 2 different types of materials (aluminium and a polyethylene/mineral-filled core) is what makes them a "composite" material. When a metal and non-metal compounds like
These panels are recyclable and does not emit toxic fumes, making it an environmentally friendly building material. Waterproof quality of these material when used as a part of green wall façade helps in holding the green creepers without allowing any damage to the structure of the building. These panels helps in providing structural support to the seedling to the propel growth of bio-diverse plants on the wall of a building. Whether you want to create a contemporary or classic look, ACP has the versatility to meet your design needs with its wide range of colours and finishes. Composition properties of these panels makes them flexible, giving the material freedom to be bent or moulded as required by the clients. Its high durability, lightweight, easy to clean, cost effective and wide range of options in terms of customization make them a great option in today’s modern architecture."
“ACP stands for Aluminium Composite Panel. ACP sheets are flat panels made of two thin layers of aluminium sheets bonded to a non-aluminium core, typically polyethylene or a mineral-filled core. They are available in a variety of colours, textures, and finishes, making them ideal to produce appealing and long-lasting interior wall and ceiling finishes.
on building facades and create a sleek and modern appearance that enhances the beauty of the structure while also protecting it from environmental threats.
They provide sound insulation and privacy while also improving the workspace's attractiveness. They are used to cover the roofs of commercial and industrial structures. They are used as sunshades on the outer walls of buildings, providing shade and increasing energy efficiency by lowering solar heat gain.
ACP sheets are considered green material, because of their high energy efficiency and excellent thermal insulation properties that reduce heat loss in the winter and heat gain in the summer. ACP sheets are a type of building material that are used for cladding
ACP sheets are also recyclable, making them an environmentally friendly material option. Most importantly, ACP sheet production uses fewer resources and emits fewer greenhouse gases, making it a more sustainable option for modern construction. As a result, it is a more secure and healthy building material than other materials. Overall, architects, builders, and property owners who prioritise green and sustainable buildings, prefer ACP sheets for their adaptability, durability, and eco-friendliness.”
Architect Chitra
Tibrewal (Gupta) (Director at Gupta's Associated Architects)
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