Steel is 100% recyclable without quality loss, and can be melted down infinitely.

A metal structure at the end of its life can be dismantled and reused or recycled, limiting waste.

Elements can be prefabricated in the workshop, which:

• Reduces on-site waste (up to -90%)

• Decreases noise pollution, air pollution and transportation needs

Quick on-site assembly reduces exposure time to weather conditions, thus reducing indirect energy consumption

Metal structures are lighter than concrete, therefore:

• Less materials to extract, transport, and pour for foundations

• Less concrete = less CO₂ emissions (concrete is very energy-intensive)

Metal, when properly treated, is resistant to corrosion, insects, and mold, which significantly extends the life of buildings.

Less maintenance = fewer chemical products or heavy renovations.

Structures can be modified, dismantled, moved, or expanded, unlike rigid concrete constructions.

We embrace architectural reversibility: building without destroying.

Metal frameworks allow for:

• Better integration of solar panels, natural ventilation systems, skylights...

• Better thermal optimization with modern bio-based insulation materials.