Ventilation systems have evolved thanks to digital transformation and the development of new applications and methodologies that facilitate their design, installation, and maintenance.

For years now, SIBER has been characterized by highlighting the importance of the indoor air quality, which starts with good filtration and maintaining pure indoor air free from dust, pollen, bacteria, and all kinds of contaminants in general. In this way, our body, living day by day in an indoor environment free of contaminants in our own home, can count on adequate well-being and excellent health conditions to optimally face any condition that may arise. However, these days, a multitude of confusing messages arrive at our homes...

A ventilation system is the method and elements used to ventilate a closed space. For a long time, very little importance was given to this matter and the only thing done in buildings was to place an air extractor. However, today these equipment have been modernized.

The BIM methodology has become one of the main protagonists of current architecture. This is due to all the advantages it offers when designing and constructing efficient buildings. Moreover, it allows everyone involved in this work to be engaged throughout the process.

The thermal envelope of a building is composed of all the enclosures that separate habitable spaces from the outside, and also by the interior partitions that divide the habitable spaces from the non-habitable spaces that limit with the exterior. Ultimately, it involves all the elements that are responsible for separating the interior from the exterior of a building, such as walls, ceilings, floors, or windows.

One of the current challenges is to achieve maximum energy efficiency in all areas. It is essential to face an era where resources are becoming increasingly scarce. The advantages of betting on an efficient ventilation motor are not only for the environment, of course, but the consumer also benefits.

Radon is a radioactive gas that has a natural origin. It is common for it to accumulate in indoor spaces, such as homes, offices, or any other. When constructing a home, it is necessary to assess the exposure to radon gas that the building may experience and install a mechanical ventilation system to prevent the concentration of this gas in the home if necessary.

In the last 15 years, we have seen how the demand for self-sufficient or low-consumption homes has increased, due to both the advancement of new technologies and the development of new materials, as well as the intention that has progressively permeated society to generate less pollution.

The BIM methodology has gained special importance in recent years due to the many benefits it offers in the design and construction of buildings.

The different materials that will be used for the construction of a sustainable building must be committed to reducing pollution. We must evaluate the environmental impact of the products used and try to work with materials with the lowest level of industrial processing possible.