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Bioclimatic architecture; fired clay and tradition

Even if the terminology has a postmodern resonance to it, bioclimatic architecture is nothing new. We don’t need to travel far from our eco-shop…

What is a compensatory measure?

By definition, a compensatory measure is an action aimed to restore or repair de negative environmental impact of any give activity -usually of a…

Interview with Enrique Salvo Tierra: «The sustainable business model of todobarro is the lead to follow»

In our commitment to the environment and as a sustainable company, we’ve put ourselves in the hands of experts to advise us about what…

Sustainable production from the Guadalquivir’s sediments: todobarro’s project in Seville

Over the last few years we’ve heard a lot about circular economy. This concept, that is born as an sustainable production alternative, takes its…

Pedro Rosa, CEO of todobarro: “environmental sustainability requires more creativity than resources”

A few weeks ago, we interviewed doctor Enrique Salvo Tierra, Head of Botanicals in the University of Malaga. We asked him to talk to…

todobarro at the 5th Mediterranean Water Forum

Pedro Miguel Guerrero and Enrique Salvo Tierra attended the fifth Mediterranean Water Forum, held in Tunisia last May. These forums, which have been held…

Valencia and the New European Bauhuaus: thinking globally, doing locally

A few months ago, the colloquium “Valencia and the European Bauhaus” was held in Valencia, organized by the European Climate Pact Ambassador Carmen Marqués.…

What is the trencadís technique?

The trencadís technique is a kind of mosaic, typical of Modernist architecture of Eastern Spain, that consists of assembling irregular pieces of ceramic tiles…

Introducing ‘Mediterranea’: a collection of traditional zellige

Is there anything more beautiful, pleasing and stylish than a clay brick elegantly covering a surface? We hadn’t asked ourselves that question in a…