Sacyr's Blog

Britain’s most famous piece of furniture has a history stretching back over 700 years. The chair on which Charles III was crowned contained a 152kg stone and is covered in a thin layer of gold with plant and animal motifs. It has undergone meticulous conservation work in recent decades.

Searching for people buried under rubble, inspecting hazardous sites, pollinating crops or monitoring the environment. These are some of the goals that researchers around the world are hoping to achieve with 'cyborg' insects.

When building hospitals, Sacyr takes the design, structure, and environment into account, as well as the well-being of patients and relatives.

At over four million tonnes, the weight of the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest is truly staggering. We look at the construction and curiosities of the second largest administrative building in the world after the Pentagon in the United States.