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A GRC panel is a thin-section cladding element, typically a 10 to 15 mm skin of glassfibre reinforced concrete, fixed back to a building’s structure with dedicated gravity and restraint anchors. It carries its own weight and wind load, nothing else. Panel area ranges from a few square metres up to around 20, depending on […]

Gurugram crossed 100 million square feet of completed office stock in 2026, and roughly 59 million square feet of it is green-certified. That second number is the one that should interest anyone specifying a facade, because certification is where facade decisions stop being aesthetic and start being scoreable. This article makes the commercial case for

In 1572 a nobleman of the collapsing Gujarat Sultanate commissioned a mosque in Ahmedabad. The building has ten carved stone lattice windows, and one of them — an intertwined palm and tree of life cut through solid stone — became the unofficial emblem of the city and the logo of the Indian Institute of Management,

On published density figures, a 15 mm GRC skin works out at roughly 27 to 32 kg per square metre. A stone-faced precast cladding panel, at around 150 mm deep, calculates out near 340 kg per square metre. That is the number the rest of this article explains, because almost every other benefit of glassfibre