When Gino Strada commissioned Renzo Piano to design the Emergency hospital in Entebbe, Uganda, he asked him to create an "outrageously beautiful" public space. Natural, accurate materials were used in the construction of this building according to the circumstance, without neglecting the technology needed in such settings. The decision to use Atlas Concorde porcelain tiles for the hospital’s interiors reflects this line of reasoning, with a focus on hygiene and sustainability.

The international standard ISO 17889-1 "Ceramic tiling systems - Sustainability for ceramic tiles and installation materials" provides a tool for objectively assessing the sustainability of ceramic tiles. Atlas Concorde has demonstrated its commitment to the environment by offering porcelain tiles that combine production excellence with the protection of people and the environment. In fact, all collections satisfy the requirements prescribed by the standard.

Awareness of the importance of living in healthy environments is growing. And the search for materials that don't contain and don't release pollutants is intensifying, ensuring a broad selection of esthetic solutions.