Sacyr's Blog

For years, archaeologists searched for lost cities through ground excavations. Sarah Parcak decided to look for them from space. Using satellite imagery, this American researcher can detect subtle changes in the landscape that reveal archaeological remains hidden beneath the surface.

We have launched a pioneering initiative at the Sohar desalination plant in Oman, bridging industry and water management. This involves capturing CO₂ from industrial chimneys and utilizing it for the remineralization of desalinated water.

Our Denitox project develops a technology that consumes less energy and less organic matter during nitrogen removal in high-load streams in wastewater.

Some structures begin where the ground ends. Houses that don’t rest on the earth, temples that seem suspended in mid-air, and buildings that cling to the rock as if they were part of it. In these places, architecture stops expanding and learns to support itself over empty space.