We are Aid.
Aid is a building materials company headquartered in Singapore. We believe construction materials should be multi-faceted. We put a lot of care into making sure our materials look good, has great acoustics, are safe in a fire, friendly to the planet, and built to last.
SeaWorld, Yas Island
In the newly built Abu Dhabi SeaWorld’s Flamingo Point, an innovative acoustic solution has been introduced. The space features 12mm Polyx™ polyester baffles, intricately CNC cut into wave patterns, enhancing both aesthetics and acoustics. These baffles play a pivotal role in ensuring an exceptional auditory experience for visitors, harmonizing the blend of design and sound at Flamingo Point.
"Building materials are the alphabet with which we write the stories of our cities."
― Jeanne Gang
Future-Ready Solutions
We are committed to shaping a sustainable future through innovative solutions and responsible practices. Our dedication to sustainability and eco-friendliness is woven into every aspect of our operations, from product design to end-of-life management. Here’s how we are making a difference.
"The earth is what we all have in common."
― Wendell Berry
Social Responsibility
Our commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is deeply integrated into our corporate ethos, aiming to foster positive social and environmental change.
Sustainability
From our materials to our manufacturing processes, we are dedicated to minimising our environmental impact while delivering exceptional building materials.
Our Mission
Our company's strength lies not just in the materials we provide, but in the dedicated individuals who breathe life into every project. Together, we build more than just structures.
Our Story
Aid started because a few bright-eyed team members wanted to make a meaningful impact in the world of building materials.
Through dedicated efforts and innovative thinking, we've transformed this vision into reality, offering a comprehensive range of cutting-edge building materials that redefine the standards of excellence.
"In the world of construction, building materials are the language through which structures communicate with their environment."
― Renzo Piano