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Copisa, one of Spain’s leading construction companies, celebrates over 65 years of operation in the civil engineering and building sector. Throughout the decades, the company has cemented its reputation with a focus on innovation, safety, and sustainability. This focus has enabled Copisa to undertake technically complex projects that drive social and economic development. In the realm of civil engineering, Copisa

The National Association of the Prefabricated Concrete Industry (ANDECE) has taken a significant step toward sustainability by releasing nine sector-specific Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs). These declarations cover a wide array of precast concrete products and showcase the industry’s commitment to transparency and environmental care. The launch of these EPDs is part of ANDECE’s broader strategy to assist manufacturers in meeting

For the year we’ve just entered, 2026, the choice of paint to cover the walls of our homes will be a key factor in achieving that sought-after decorative touch. In the coming months, trends will be marked by experimentation with tones that evoke nostalgia and freshness, achieving more vibrant and meaningful spaces. Decor experts are betting on the emergence of

The Ramonsoler brand has expanded its solutions for the contemporary bathroom with the horizontal single-lever recessed shower faucet. This piece is designed for visual cleanliness, ease of use, and seamless wall integration. This recessed installation allows for custom-designed shower sets, from combinations with a showerhead and handheld shower to more complete setups with additional outlets for body jets or bathtub

In home decor, there’s a silent enemy that doesn’t care about styles, budgets, or trends: cables. A living room might feature a flawless sofa, a well-chosen side table, and warm lighting… and still lose its harmony due to a dangling charger, a bulky power strip on the floor, or an extension lead in plain sight exactly where everyone looks. This

Managing construction and demolition waste (CDW), often referred to as construction debris, has become a priority for authorities in Spain. There has been an increase in controls and penalties, requiring both individuals and companies to be well-informed about legal disposal options to avoid hefty fines. A simple home renovation can generate between 200 and 500 kilograms of debris. Uncontrolled dumping