ALUCOBOND Launches a Series of Colours and Surfaces

He adds, “Till date, more than 130 million sq. ft. of ALCOBOND ACPs have been used in the premium architectural segment. In 1995, when ALUCOBOND was first introduced in India, it began to trend as a unique construction material. It was used in many buildings like the CITI Bank, IL&FS, NSE, Bharat Diamond Bourse in the Bandra–Kurla Complex in the late 90’s and early 2000’s and these buildings still have their facades intact, which is a testimony of the world–class quality of ALUCOBOND.”
Alucobond’s grove (wood) used in one of the iconic global projectsIn India, ALUCOBOND has been widely used in the construction of about 25 airports, premier educational institutes like the IITs, major petrol pumps, metro stations, including recent landmark projects like the Sabarmati High-Speed Rail Terminal, India International Convention & Expo Centre (IICC) in Dwarka, New Delhi (India’s largest Convention Centre under construction), Jio Convention Centre and Jio World Drive in Mumbai, amongst others. “The ALUCOBOND brand has created an architectural revolution and set a new paradigm in aesthetics and safety, by creating inspiring, evocative buildings,” avers Ranjeet Sharma.
Colourscapes
ALUCOBOND’s ‘Colourscapes’ range of metallic and solid colours and surfaces help architects create designs that can transform a project into an architectural masterpiece. In metallic colours, there are shades to give the effect of Copper, Bronze, Gold, and Stone, while the solid colours come in a range of Basalt Grey, Olive Grey, Stone Grey, etc.Concrete
ConcreteGrove
ALUCOBOND has introduced a unique series called GROVE, which is curated in wood finishe. Useful for designing any work of art, this series gives the designer autonomy to use aluminium composite material instead of natural wood. Moreover, being an aluminium composite material, it is not only lightweight, rigid, and formable, but also resistant to fungus, moss and rot. Grove can be used for façade cladding, interiors, balconies, pergolas, ceilings and column cladding. The Grove portfolio offers Indian wood colour shades like Bengal Mahogany, Red Oak, Gir Teak, Himalayan Walnut, Dindori Sakhua and Kashmir Maple.Empowering Architects

Adaptability
GroveALUCOBOND: Synonymous with ACP / ACM
ALUCOBOND, a pioneer in Aluminium Composite Material (ACM), has revolutionized the architectural appeal and functional performance of buildings across the world. Its ACP architectural cladding applications developed through continuous R&D have set new norms on how buildings can be designed. The product range includes ALUCOBOND (flexible façade material), ALUCOBOND PLUS (fire retardant variant), ALUCOBOND A2 (non-combustible), ALUCORE (Aluminium Honey Comb Panel) and ALUCOLUX (Solid Aluminium sheets) for making architectural facades.3A Composites: Innovating with R&D
A global leader in the production of high-quality aluminium composite materials (ACM), invested in India in 2007 to set up a plant, offices, and sales and marketing infrastructure. It’s manufacturing facility near Pune, Maharashtra, with a total manufacturing capacity exceeding 4 million sqm, is in perfect congruence with Prime Minister’s ‘Make in India’ initiative. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified for quality management and ISO 14001:2015 for environmental management.
Published on:
19 September 2023
Published in: ICCT -September - October 2023
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