Bamboo has become part of high and small constructions on a national and international level, thanks to its resistance and durability. Bamboo has been able to substitute, at least in part, the main traditional materials for construction, according to its physical and mechanical properties which make it easy to transport and manipulate. In addition, bamboo provides a scenic beauty to the place where it is used.

To complement bamboo’s greatest construction benefits, a finishing that rhymes with its environment’s natural beauty is obtained when its different kinds of species are handled properly.

One of bamboo’s species used frequently in construction  is the Native American plant called “La Guadua,” which, because of its

great properties, becomes the most studied plant around the world among the alternative construction specialists, who have seen in this plant one of the best raw materials when in its natural form.

To make of Bamboo a raw material for construction, it must first undergo a rigorous selection, immunization, preservation and drying process, which starts from the very moment the plant is being cut down.