Sacyr's Blog

Earthquakes, wars, and the passage of time itself have caused some of history’s most monumental sculptures to vanish. What remains of them are texts, archaeological remains, and—in more recent cases—images that allow us to reconstruct part of what was lost. From the Colossus of Rhodes to the Buddhas of Bamiyan, these traces provide insight into how they were erected and, in some cases, help us decide what to do with what remains.

RevelaVerde, our employee photography competition, invited us to see the natural richness of the places where our projects take shape — and the importance of protecting it by reducing our impact wherever we can.

An innovative repair was carried out on the transition chamber at our desalination plant in Perth, Australia, which not only maintained the integrity of the seawater intake system but also ensured that the marine environment was protected at all times.

Artificial intelligence has become a key element in addressing the major challenges facing the infrastructure sector: sustainability, operational efficiency, safety, and improving the user experience. At Sacyr, AI is not treated as a standalone technology, but rather as a strategic tool integrated into the design, operation, and management of complex assets, both in the context of concessions and corporate processes.