The Spanish pavilion at Dubai Expo is dressed by the Almanzora Industry

Almeria will be represented through the Spanish Expo Dubai 2020 proposal's main marble products, and stone surfaces. Cosentino surfaces are featured prominently in the Amann Canovas-Maruri study's decorative and constructive solutions. Nearly 3,000 meters of its compact Dekton surface has been provided by the Spanish multinational for various uses in various sizes and finishes. It also provides countertops and bars with Silestone, its major reference brand.

Sources from the multinational claim that 700 square meters of Dekton Radium belongs to the Industrial series in large format. This modality can use up to 80% of recycled material. Dekton Halo also shines on the Atrium floor, another iconic element of the Pavilion. This is where you will find the artistic installation "Dinamo" by Daniel Canogar and Francisco Lopez.

Another notable aspect of this material's use is its application in coatings and floors in the toilets, halls, kitchen, and kitchen of Basement Floor or the coating on the Pavilion exit ramp made with Dekton Domoos, Zenith and in ventilated facades. Vinyl prints were made to capture the Pavilion's main messages. The First Floor of the main restaurant is made with Dekton Arga, from the Stonika series.

Cosentino has completed its contribution with the transfer of Silestone, its other great brand. This technology also adds sustainability and circular economy criteria to its operation. Through its use in the bars and islands of the Pavilion's Main Restaurant, Silestone Blanco Zeus, as well the Tapas Bar on the First Floor, the iconic Silestone Blanco Zeus stars. The elegant Silestone Eternal Charcoal Soapstone can be found on the counter of the La Gran Barra restaurant, as well on the main restaurant's toilet counter.

The company is an official collaborating partner and contributes to the creation of content and the programme of actions that will feed Expo's agenda. Cosentino participated in the "Architecture Summit" organized by the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda.