Sacyr's Blog

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.

A group of six Sacyr professionals traveled to Bir Moghrein (Mauritania) on the second trip organized by the Sacyr Foundation to collaborate on infrastructure development.

For the reconstruction of the LP-2 road in La Palma (Canary Islands), we are deploying drones equipped with infrared thermography to monitor the thermal evolution of the lava, ensuring both the safety and feasibility of the operations.

VIDIA project consists of a model trained to detect, classify, and geolocate incidents within sewerage networks.

We are participating in a technological project so that Las Setas, the third most visited monument in the Andalusian capital, contributes to a more sustainable and friendly urban layout for Sevillians and visitors.