Asian Paints Arabia

No two structures face the same waterproofing challenges. Exposure to UV radiation, thermal extremes, structural movement and below-ground moisture calls for solutions engineered around specific site conditions. The right system must therefore do more than seal a surface; it must accommodate stress without compromising protection. At Asian Paints Arabia, the Polyurethane Waterproofing Range offers specialised formulations for distinct applications. From exposed roofs and terraces to podiums, pools and below-grade structures, each solution addresses a different set of performance demands. Explore here: https://lnkd.in/dprphqmH #PolyurethaneWaterproofing #WaterproofingSolutions #Infrastructure #ReImagineeringBeyondSpaces

The GCC’s energy story is no longer defined by one source, one technology or one approach. It has evolved into a broader ecosystem spanning energy, industry, resources and the systems that bring them all together. With an estimated $735 billion of strategic capex across energy, resources and industry through 2030, the scale of what is being built is truly significant. But scale brings another question: how do you preserve performance across assets designed to operate under constant exposure? Asian Paints Arabia approaches this through the functional demands of the asset itself, bringing together waterproofing, flooring, protective coatings, tank linings, sealants and concrete solutions across critical points where water, chemicals, corrosion, abrasion, movement and containment can influence performance. Because the infrastructure enabling the next phase of the GCC energy economy has to do more than just get built; it needs to keep delivering, without any option for failure. Click here to know more: https://lnkd.in/d8b9-Ye8 #AsianPaintsBerger #GCCEnergy #EnergyInfrastructure #ReImagineeringBeyondSurfaces

231 students, 77 submissions; one theme, countless interpretations. That is what happens when young design minds are given the space to question, imagine and create. #Kaleidoscope returns once again in 2026, building on a growing conversation among the GCC’s architecture and interior design community, with a new challenge that asks us to look at one of the region’s defining realities differently: Heat to Habitat. Because the most interesting design solutions often begin by changing the way we look at the very problem itself. This year, the canvas is wider, and all yours to truly own and redefine. For registrations, reach out to us below: Oman 🇴🇲 : Rahma Al Zadjali | +968 79136377 | [email protected] Bahrain🇧🇭: Fatema Hasann | +973 66757767 | [email protected] UAE 🇦🇪: Rakshitha Veena Arun | +971 50 140 8141 | [email protected] Link: https://lnkd.in/dUBhnS4p #Kaleidoscope #StudentCommunity #Architecture #Design

The GCC is not just building a new generation of spaces; it is giving them a distinctly unique identity of their own. This is something that Paranthaman Krishnan also touched upon during his conversation on Construction Voices, pointing to a larger shift he is seeing across the region, with architects and designers increasingly drawing inspiration from desert landscapes, traditional architecture, regional craftsmanship and cultural narratives. It is a move from borrowing visual references to creating a design discourse rooted in the region. That shift matters to us at Asian Paints Arabia because when design becomes more connected to place, decorative finishes become more than just a surface treatment. Instead, they start echoing legacies and telling stories through textures, colours and that subtle play of light. And perhaps that is where the next chapter of GCC design becomes truly interesting: not in how different its spaces can look, but in how distinctly they can feel. ITP Media Group | Construction Week Middle East | Julianne Tolentino #AsianPaintsBerger #GCCDesign #InteriorDesign #ArchitecturalDesign

Progress in the built environment is often discussed through the lens of technology, materials and engineering capabilities. But the real measure of progress lies in how effectively these advancements respond to the people and purposes they are designed around. From the way a space is used to how it needs to perform over time, understanding these realities helps turn technical possibilities into solutions with meaningful impact. For Arun Chidananda Ullal, Project Head, Asian Paints Arabia, this human consideration is an important part of how we approach innovation, ensuring that engineering and design remain connected to the environments and people they ultimately serve. Because innovation becomes meaningful when it solves for more than what is technically possible. #AsianPaintsBerger #Innovation #AdvanceEngineering #ReImagineeringBeyondSpaces