Seminario sobre Construcción con Madera en Corrientes
Se realizó en la ciudad de Virasoro con la participación de 130 personas
Se realizó el Seminario sobre sistema constructivo con madera, en la ciudad de Virasoro, Corrientes, organizado por FAIMA junto a CADAMDA y AMAC.
El Seminario contó con la participación de 130 personas, entre ellos arquitectos, ingenieros, desarrolladores inmobiliarios y mano de obra del sector de la construcción.
Se presentaron importantes empresas del sector con sus productos, como así también tendencias y sistema constructivo.
Este evento es parte del ciclo de seminarios organizado por CADAMDA y FAIMA en distintas ciudades del país desde el año último, con el objetivo de posicionar el potencial del sector foresto industrial argentino enfocado al uso sustentable de la madera en la construcción de viviendas, mobiliario y decoración.
La difusión de los sistemas constructivos de madera es una de las acciones a las que FAIMA se ha comprometido como sector privado, con el objetivo de lograr el cambio cultural en la construcción de viviendas.
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