For more than a decade now, Spain has joined the group of countries where sustainable architecture projects are developed

Analysis of the main vectors on energy saving and efficiency imposed by the GBCE to obtain the GREEN certificate.

Sustainable architecture can be defined as that which is capable of designing and constructing buildings in a sustainable way for the environment.

The principles for building with sustainability criteria require the conservation and reuse of natural resources

A layer of air between the facade and another outer layer. That is the ventilated facade, which creates a chimney effect to aspire to energy efficiency.

Energy-efficient architecture offers solutions to improve the air in our homes and also reduce electricity consumption.

Green mortgages have better conditions and discounts than normal ones. This is because improving the consumption of our homes is compensated.

Ventilation and thermal insulation are two concepts that must go hand in hand. To maximize the benefits of airtightness, mechanical air renewal is essential.

Sustainable architecture evaluates the environmental impact of all processes of a project. From the extraction of raw materials, through construction techniques, the location of the building in the urban and natural environment, its energy efficiency, and concluding with recycling and demolition.

The BIM methodology has become one of the main protagonists of current architecture. This is due to all the advantages it offers when designing and constructing efficient buildings. Moreover, it allows everyone involved in this work to be engaged throughout the process.