Sacyr's Blog

Chile has launched a new example of circular economy applied to the creation of new building materials. This project consists of the development of a new type of concrete by recovering glass waste.

We inaugurate an emblematic building in Chile that simulates a complex geometric shape, making it look like it's floating

The manufacturing of cement emits 8% of the world's CO₂ emissions. As achieving carbon neutrality is becoming increasingly urgent, what technologies can reduce the ecological footprint of this material and, therefore, of concrete?

We are working on a project, called eFIB, which has overall objective of developing a new slab system using high-performance steel fiber reinforced concrete (SFRC) without traditional reinforcement.

Carmen Andrade has dedicated her entire life to researching the materials with which we build our world. She is an expert on the strength and durability of concrete and the corrosion of steel.