Josep Ferrando designs a zero-waste pavilion with geotextiles and catenaries at BBConstrumat '19

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For the 40th edition of BBConstrumat at Fira de Barcelona, Spanish architect Josep Ferrando shared exclusively with ArchDaily the details and design principles behind the 3,000 m2 of common spaces at Spain's leading construction trade fair.

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© Nicolás Valencia

In line with the focus on reuse and sustainability proposed for this edition of BBConstrumat, Ferrando and his team worked exclusively with geotextiles, catenaries, and beams borrowed from the construction of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, guided by the principles of the circular economy, monumentality, and construction didactics.

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Cite: Valencia, Nicolás. "Josep Ferrando designs a zero-waste pavilion with geotextiles and catenaries at BBConstrumat '19" [Josep Ferrando diseña con geotextil y catenarias un pabellón sin residuos en BBConstrumat '19] 05 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1120539/josep-ferrando-designs-a-zero-waste-pavilion-with-geotextiles-and-catenaries-at-bbconstrumat-19> ISSN 0719-8884
© Nicolás Valencia

Josep Ferrando 采用土工布与悬链线结构设计 BBConstrumat '19 零废弃展馆

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