Spirit of Innovation

I always liked to innovate, look for new materials, and to be original. When I became familiar with solid surface, I recognized it had all those characteristics combined. I began working with the material immediately.

Dream projects are the ones that provide you with some challenge. When they are large, public, or complex, it forces us to creatively develop strategies to achieve the desired result.

I visualize a manufacturing system where manpower is more and more valuable, as it will become increasingly scarce. Robotization is reaching new heights and capabilities, so humans will have to develop unique techniques that machines can’t replicate.

It plays a fundamental role, it is the key to success. For me, creativity links the needs of the client and the fabrication that machines are capable of.

Any job, they all require an extreme amount of flexibility! When a client comes up with an idea, we rarely tell them that it can’t be done. Our best work is bringing the client’s idea or design closer to materialization. I consider our team to be one of the best out there, not only to carry out the work but to understand and advise clients.

They need to know how to sell the material, through highlighting its main benefits. In the case of solid surface, thermoforming and imperceptible joints are two unique characteristics to focus on.

Do not limit yourself, develop new techniques to achieve innovative applications. Fall in love with working with this material, keep training and never stop studying.

I became familiar with solid surface as a material around 11 years ago. Since then I haven’t seen much advancement in terms of the technology developed for solid surface, not for fabrication at least. Technology is essential to achieving complex designs but most often, behind the machine there’s a person…

I believe that it will be more considered by organizations as one of the ideal materials in the health, hygiene and food sectors. Currently only in some countries require it.

We have several, but we’re particularly fond of the curved counters we’ve made for Antel, Fucac and Montecarlo. Another great project that really hit the mark and also received an award, was the our booth for the Uruguay Construction Fair in 2017.