Rebuild 2022 took place at the IFEMA Madrid venue at the end of April 2022, where the latest innovations in the architecture and construction sector were presented with the participation of Siber. This year's edition highlighted technologies based on systems with BIM methodology,

The rehabilitation of housing thanks to the Next Generation funds from the European Union is an opportunity that has arisen after the COVID-19 pandemic

The air quality inside the home is an essential element for generating comfort and well-being in terms of health. According to data from the World Health Organization (WHO), air pollution causes more than 4 million premature deaths, >> We explain it to you

The regulation governing indoor air quality has experienced growing social interest as a result of the pandemic that began in early 2020, especially in multifamily buildings where a large number of people accumulate.

Aerothermal energy: allows you to obtain hot water and achieve adequate air conditioning in indoor spaces through the use of outdoor air, without generating direct CO2 emissions, using a heat pump. This energy source is considered sustainable. Here's what you need to know

The outbreak of COVID-19 in early 2020 marks a profound before and after in many essential aspects of our society; the ventilation of indoor spaces or greater attention to the healthiness of our environment are some of the changes that have come to stay. We tell you about it

Strong insulation of the space, poor ventilation, and daily activities such as cooking or showering result in a high level of humidity. If we also add pre-existing moisture, it becomes the perfect combination for fungi and microorganisms to grow. We tell you all about it

Ventilation ducts, the main responsible for distributing air throughout the different rooms, must be of high quality and designed in detail according to each space, taking into account their needs and properties. To achieve a healthy environment without unnecessary energy costs.

Filters: the great allies to reduce pollution levels. The WHO states that by reducing pollution levels, strokes, lung cancers, and chronic and acute respiratory diseases, such as asthma, can be reduced.

Sick Building Syndrome 😿 What is it? It is an illness recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) and is the cause of a set of discomforts arising from poor ventilation and temperature decomposition, among other factors, which produces a series of very varied symptoms.