Constructora
d'Aro

Construction of a modular hospital in just 20 weeks, using the CompactHabit industrialized construction system. This project, carried out during the Covid-19 health emergency, is located within the Arnau de Vilanova Hospital campus in Lleida.

The facility was built in record time under pandemic conditions, providing an immediate response to urgent healthcare needs. The new space is directly connected to the existing hospital and has been designed so that, once the emergency is over, it can be adapted for other medical uses, ensuring long-term versatility and sustainability.

New facility developed by Constructora d’Aro for the Fundació Universitària del Bages: the COU+ dental clinic, covering over 3,100 m², combining healthcare and educational activities.

The building, with a triangular layout, has preserved its original structure, with interventions on the roof to solve leakage issues. The basement floor houses a large parking area, while the ground floor accommodates teaching and healthcare spaces, including classrooms, laboratories, offices, and consultation rooms.

The result is a functional and efficient space, designed to integrate university education with healthcare services, with a structure that optimizes space usage and ensures comfort and safety for both users and staff.

Restoration of the façade and rear courtyard of Casa Batlló in Barcelona, bringing back the original splendor envisioned by Antoni Gaudí.

The intervention has restored the original black color of the façade, the patio pergola, lost over time, and the planters, faithfully reproduced according to their original design. The spectacular patio mosaic, made up of 85,000 Nolla tiles, was carefully installed to recover the visual richness and artisanal detail of Gaudí’s original work.

The project combines heritage respect, technical precision, and artisanal quality, ensuring that one of Gaudí’s most iconic buildings continues to captivate visitors and locals with its beauty and authenticity.

This social housing building, located in the Poblenou district of Barcelona, is a project developed by IMHAB, the Municipal Institute of Housing and Renovation of Barcelona City Council.
The project represents a major milestone in modular construction, reaching nine storeys high using three-dimensional concrete and steel modules.

Constructora d’Aro, through its CompactHabit brand, developed an innovative module connection system that made this achievement possible, setting a record for modular building height in Spain.
The project showcases the potential of industrialized construction to deliver high-quality, sustainable housing within significantly reduced construction times.