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More constructions care for the environment

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Construction Industry is actively working to eradicate pollution and lower emission levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere, according to the most current figures from the World Bank , encouraging them to develop this sector by reducing consumption and applying measures to preserve the environment . Developing towards environmental care Some architects and builders increasingly develop their projects for new buildings in a sustainable manner taking into account the negative impact and employing measures to reduce pollution in the environment today. The figure reported by the World Bank on pollution includes : The fuel Burning industry Demand for natural resources Environmental impacts generated by the selection of materials In Venezuela, construction experts under the direction of Armando Iachini, Yamaro Constructions implements advances every day in protocols to the correct and efficient use of electricity. For this it is essential to know the d...

Armando Iachini: Saving energy when building

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The building sector is increasingly moving towards the correct and efficient use of electric power, becoming aware of daily consumption and how to reduce it without affecting your lifestyle, giving adequate use of heating, cooling and lighting systems. Also, it is possible from the ground up incorporating insulating materials that achieve a sustainable building. Reduce up to 50% of consumer spending The leading company in construction in Venezuela Construcciones Yamaro, under the leadership of Armando Iachini, highlights the tendency to use insulating materials to reduce consumer spending, achieving savings of up to 50% in electricity consumption when they are used efficiently. Thermal insulation is designed to be used throughout all your life and is as solid as brick at an affordable price to warrant the investment. The new materials offer even more efficiency, reaching up to 70% of insulation compared to brick and 50% compared to other materials such as glass wool and e...