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This is the space where we share our day-to-day life and the projects that motivate us: craftsmanship, design, innovation and sustainability.
BIOECOREST: a project for the restoration of marine forests
In the last 5 decades, coastal habitats (corals, estuaries, seagrass meadows and marine forests) have been lost at a much higher rate than terrestrial…
BIOECOREST presented at NATMed (MedCop)
NATMed is an initiative funded by the European Union through the PRIMA program, which works with Nature-based Solutions. These NbS are “integrated into existing…
We welcome for the second time the students of the Escuela Arte Granada in our showroom
Last November, we had the honor of welcoming the students of the Higher Course of Interior Design and Architecture of the Escuela Arte Granada…
“Todo barro: economía ciruclar”: the piece on the circular economy project of the Guadalquivir river’s sludge, winner of the FLACEMA Award
Last year, Canal Sur Television’s news section dedicated to covering news on sustainability and the environment, called “Espacio protegido” (protected space), produced an eight-minute…
We attended the Dubai Design Week with Materio 360
As our colleague and marketing manager Samuel Vega Durán tells us so well, it is not necessary to travel far to know that design…
The decorative ditch, a protagonist element in any garden
Not long ago we spoke in this space about irrigation ditches as bioclimatic elements of our vernacular architecture. These constructions that have accompanied us…
CONAMA 2024: we participate with a poster on circular economy and bioclimatic shelters
Pedro Guerrero, head of Bioclimatic Research at todobarro, participated last December in CONAMA 2024: the 17th edition of the National Environmental Congress, organized in…
Lab Patio 2.12 on the Campus of the University of Málaga
A few years ago, students from the UMA School of Architecture carried out the Lab Patio 2.12 project at the Teatinos Campus. It is…
Acequias or irrigation ditches: an ancient knowledge making its comeback
“Acequias” (ditches) are one of the oldest existing systems of channeling and use of water. In the Iberian Peninsula we know them well: the…
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