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PARES Advogados strengthens the real estate field

PARES Advogados strengthens the real estate field

PARES Advogados strengthens the real estate field

This interview was published in the September issue of the architectural supplement TRAÇO. She talks about the importance of using wood in construction projects.

The architect tells us that wood is one of the most interesting and important renewable materials, and Portugal has always had a certain bias towards its use due to temperature fluctuations and difficulties in maintenance. However, the architect believes that this is not due to the use of wood, but to its misuse. He talks about his experiences with wood, including projects using CLT wood panels.

He also mentions that the benefits of using CLT include the ability to dry''construction, reducing the number of site operations, improving cost and schedule control, and improving building safety and comfort.

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He predicts that Portugal's construction industry will move towards pre-fabrication and architects must be prepared to work with other materials.

The architect also expresses his concern about the lack of training and inadequate fees for architects, leading to flawed designs and construction cost overruns. He argues that the way to reduce construction costs is to use pre-fabrication and careful choice of materials.

The architect also''discusses his latest research into timber construction and his plans to use bamboo in construction. He notes that although there is already CLT production in Portugal, it is not supported by forestry and should definitely become an industry. He also discusses his engagement in educating and training young architects in his company.

In conclusion, the architect expresses optimism about the future of wood construction and prefabrication, noting that there are already several companies that are seriously considering opening CLT factories.

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