“Energy Revolution”: what the future of construction is telling us from the Science Museum in London

The exhibition “Energy Revolution: The Adani Green Energy Gallery” at the Science Museum in London poses a direct and urgent question: what will the energy transition we need look like? And, above all, what role will construction play in that change? At RedVerde we have argued for years that there is no energy transition without […]
ClayTec: a story of clay, tradition and innovation

When we talk about sustainability in construction, it’s easy to think of new trends. But some projects have spent decades paving that path. One of them is ClayTec, a German family company with deep roots in traditional construction and a firm commitment to natural materials. This is its story, told from the first handful of […]
Málaga Bio: an inside account

By Rafael Cintora, CEO of RedVerde On 3, 4 and 5 June, Málaga hosted Málaga Bio, the first national gathering on prefabricated and industrialised green building, and I had the honour of taking an active part as a speaker, workshop leader and stakeholder through RedVerde and Club Madera. This event, organised by Cesefor and the […]
Business collaboration: key to sustainable, efficient construction

In the sustainable construction sector, experience has shown us that no single player can bring about change alone. As a professional involved in this field for decades, I have seen how collaboration between companies has become a fundamental pillar for optimising resources, sharing knowledge and accelerating the transition towards greener construction models. This vision, which […]