From the outset, we have been committed to rethinking our relationship with our environment and promoting the benefits of bioarchitecture. Some of our designs incorporate the ‘green’ concept through bioarchitecture, a layer of technological green that appeals to sustainability through materiality, management, and maintenance. We seek to renaturalise cities in order to reconnect people with the natural environment and thus favour the balance of ecosystems. To do this, we have specialists in urban plant bioconstruction and experts in managing and optimizing water resources.

This ‘green’, in addition to reducing the environmental impact of the intervention and improving the quality of life of citizens, seeks the emotional interaction of the end user. The uniqueness of each project acts as a catalyst for positive emotions: physical and visual well-being, comfort with sustainable materials that actively contribute to the health of their occupants, and flexible usability of the designed spaces.