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.

The construction of Linea Evora (Portugal) entails multiple relevant milestones from a structural and innovation standpoint, due to contract requirements. One of the principal peculiarities is that Sacyr has used a cooling process for cement for the first time.

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.