New Construction
In the dynamic context of Medellin and its surroundings, where the biodiversity of the Sierra Nevada and the water flows of the Medellin River basin play a crucial role in urban planning, we carry out the creation of new buildings with an approach that merges architectural innovation and environmental sustainability. From the pre-construction phase, our comprehensive coordination covers earthmoving with low-consumption machinery and controlled compaction techniques that minimize soil disturbance, reducing dust and excessive compaction that could interfere with natural drainage. In the foundation stage, we conduct geotechnical studies that consider the typical soils of the coffee region and the urban embankments, choosing between strip footings in recycled steel, foundation slabs with lime mortar and recovered stone, or sustainably managed wood piles when the terrain requires it. All this is integrated with rainwater drainage systems that efficiently channel the flow of the region's typical rainfall, preventing erosion and water accumulation in the structure. During the construction phase, we supervise and coordinate each trade involved—masons, carpenters, electricians, and solar energy experts—to ensure that every process, from excavation to the final finish, is executed with the highest standards of energy efficiency and responsible use of resources. We implement 'green' construction solutions such as photovoltaic solar roof panels, low-consumption LED lighting systems, and natural ventilation that takes advantage of the air flow between the urban area and the Sierra Nevada area. At the end of the project, we deliver a building that not only meets your aesthetic and functional expectations but also incorporates local sustainability certifications.
