INDEX

  • 02 GRUPO SANJOSE

  • 10 SANJOSE CONSTRUCTORA

  • 68 SANJOSE ENERGÍA Y MEDIO AMBIENTE

  • 76 SANJOSE CONCESIONES Y SERVICIOS

  • 88 GSJ SOLUTIONS

  • 100 INVESTEES

  • 114 CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

  • 128 DIRECTORY

  • 1. Mamsha Al Saadiyat Residential Complex, Abu Dhabi (UAE).

  • 2. 5* Hotel RIU Palace Santa María in Salt island (Cape Verde).

  • 3. Stretch Évora Norte - Freixo of the Sourthern International Corridor (Portugal).

  • 4. Dr. Eloísa Díaz Insunza Metropolitan Hospital of La FLorida, Santiago de Chile.

  • 5. Nuevavista Condominium at the District of Bellavista, Lima (Peru).

  • 6. Distrito Castellana Norte, Madrid.

  • 7. Al Ain Hospital, Abu Dhabi (UAE).

GRUPO SANJOSE

SANJOSE's success is based on the value it creates through the projects it develops for sundry key sectors of the economy. Initiatives that, in addition to meeting the needs of its public and private clients, pro-vide well-being and contribute in a defini-tive way to building a better future based on efficiency, sustainability and resilience. Creating value and improving the cities and countries where SANJOSE operates is determined by the way of interacting with people and the available resources, accepting and overcoming the increasingly complex challenges that society faces, and putting the talent and innovation at the service of progress.

As a company driven by solid values, SANJOSE plays a fundamental role in society through the design, construction and maintenance of all kinds of infrastructures that promote growth and ensure the eco-

nomic, social and environmental sustaina-bility that the planet needs.

The sectors in which the Group operates are continually undergoing, and increa-singly fast, a great transformation driven by new technologies, environmental pre-servation, connectivity, new social and mobility habits, etc.

This dynamic context presents infini-te opportunities for SANJOSE. A Group that believes in projects that truly make a difference and improve society, which are not the result of a sum of factors but the interrelation between all of them. These innovative initiatives are carried out from a global conception that ensures the circular economy and contemplates its entire life cycle, they make their way after in-depth studies, they require meticulous execution and a rigorous plan for their maintenance and operation.

A DYNAMIC AND DIVERSIFIED

COMPANY

Business lines Construction, Energy and Environment, Concessions and Services and GSJ Solutions (Consul-tancy & Project Management).

GLOBAL COMPANY AND

LONG-STANDING PRESENCE

To grow, to create value, to inno-vate and to produce wealth at each country where it operates is the commitment of the Group since the beginning of its expansion overseas in the 90s.

QUALITY

Committed to excellence in all busi-ness activities; the history of the Group and the portfolio of projects develo-ped endorse this differentiating factor.

EFFICIENCY

The optimisation of costs and re-sources is essential for ensuring the competitiveness of the company and constitutes a key factor for the develo-pment and execution of works.

HIGH TECHNICAL CAPACITY

(R&D&I)

Execution of high-technology complex projects and commitment to constant innovation.

SMART MANAGEMENT, FLEXIBI-

LITY AND ADAPTABILITY

Changes happen more and more quickly. SANJOSE combines expe-rience and flexibility when it comes to providing tailored and personali-zed solutions to different clients and markets.

COMMITMENT TO

CUSTOMERS

Relationships based on trust, trans-parency, professionalism and a strict compliance with contract terms. It is the centre of our activity.

CORPORATE SOCIAL

RESPONSIBILITY

Commitment to the environment and sustainability. Exhaustive care on Occupation Risk Prevention of all professionals integrating the orga-nisation, as well as on their training and career promotion opportunities.

GSJ WORLDWIDE

GSJ shapes cities and regions worldwide. The main objective is to create po-pulation centres tailored to people: inclusive, sustainable, social, safe, well connected and economically feasible.

OFFICES

United States PanamaMexico

PeruChileArgentinaParaguay

Cape Verde Spain PortugalMalta

United Arab Emirates India

PRESENCE

Colombia Uruguay France Germany Sweden Romania East Timor Australia

BUSINESS ACTIVITY AREAS

BUILDING / ARCHITECTURE

Architecture as art and functionality at the service of people

Health Care

Education Administrative Buildings

Hotels Shopping Centres

Sport Culture housing Urban Developments

Industrial

Technology Refurbishment

WATER CYCLE

The scarcity of water resources has made its management and treatment essential to guarantee supply and sustainable growth on the planet

Water Treatment Stations

Supply Hydraulic Works

ENERGY

Research, promotion and development of innovative solutions that combat climate change and increase the contribution of clean energy

Renewable Energy

Energy Efficiency Energy Power Plants

MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION

Responding to citizens, public administrations and companies. Multi-sectoral enhancement providing excellence, care for details, innovation, safety and respect for the environment

Hospitals

Buildings Energy Power Plants

Facilities

Parks and Gardens Transport Infrastructure

2020

MILESTONES FOR THE YEAR

The presidents of the General Council of the Judiciary and the Xunta de Galicia visit the works of the City of Justice of Vigo

Both presidents visited the works of this unique project on 31 January, guided by the architect Alfonso Penela. The President of the CGPJ indicated that "it is one of the most extraordinary projects of Justice in this country." For his part, the President of the Xunta described it as "the jewel in the crown of Galicia and a project for 50 years." The project of more than 40,000 sqm executed by SANJOSE consists of the adaptation of the former Xeral Cíes Hospital of Vigo to its new use as a future City of Justice, achieving a complex capable of bringing together all the judicial services of the city and simulta-neously creating a more open and welcoming public space where a large square highlights.

The President of Chile inaugurates the Hospital of Ovalle

On 23 March, President Sebastián Piñera inaugurated the new Ovalle Provincial Hos-pital built by SANJOSE, the largest in the re-gion and a technological benchmark that will serve more than 215,000 people in the Limarí province. This new sanitary infrastructure of more than 40,000 m² of surface (practica-lly 4 times larger than the previous one and which adds 10 new specialties) mainly has 219 beds, 7 operating rooms, 2 Intensive Care Units, 15 Intensive Treatment Units among its facilities, Dialysis Unit, heliport and 419 parking spaces.

National Real Estate Awards of Portugal 2020

Two projects carried out by Construtora Udra have received a total of three awards in these important awards for the real estate sector in Portugal:

  • - The Hotel H10 The One Palácio da Announced 5 stars in Lisbon has become the winner of this edition after being awarded the 2020 Best Development Award and the Best Project Award in the Tourism Category.

  • - The Residential Duque de Bragança Premiun Apartments in Lisbon was recognised with the Best Development Award in the Refurbishment Category.

Civil protection and safety systems in the tunnels of the Pajares Bypass

Important contract awarded by Adif for the ins-tallation of protection and safety systems in the 12 tunnels that comprise the Pajares Bypass. This 49 km section, which connects the muni-cipalities of La Robla (León) and Pola de Lena (Asturias), is part of the future Madrid-Asturias high-speed line (LAV), which will substantially improve the rail connection between Castilla and the North of Spain. The project includes the double Pajares tunnel, which with its 25 km is the second longest railway tunnel in Spain.

The link from Lloseta to the Ma-13 was inaugurated

The link from Lloseta to the Ma-13 was inaugura-ted the new connection between Lloseta and the Ma-13 (Palma-Inca highway) was inaugurated for traffic on 18 June after an event that was atten-ded by the president of the Consell de Mallorca and the mayors of Lloseta and Binissalem. In the words of the president of the Consell "it is a ne-cessary and justified infrastructure, a connection highly demanded by residents, which reduces road traffic in urban centres, improves the connection between the two municipalities and the entire region and enables a civic axis that promotes sus-tainable mobility that pedestrians and cyclists are already using". The length of the section executed by SANJOSE is 7.5 kilometres, highlighting the construction of 1 bridge, 2 roundabouts and 5 kilo-metres of bike lanes. The project has also involved the improvement of the Ma-2111 road, which runs from the Forum of Mallorca to the overpass of the Lloseta train tracks, and the conditioning of the Ma-13 a road, between Binissalem and the new roundabout in front of the Mallorca Forum.

Madrid Nuevo Norte finally approved

The Governing Council of the Community of Madrid approved on 25 March the greatest urban transformation in the recent history of Madrid and the largest of those currently underway in Europe an urban development that covers an area of more than 3 million square meters of land and that will integrate the neighbourhoods around the north of the capital while regenerating disused land and infrastructure to put them at the service of the city

Madrid Nuevo Norte (MNN) will be a benchmark for urban planning in the 21st century with the latest trends in mobility, energy efficiency and sustainability. The project highlights the construction of 10,500 housing units (20% social housing), sundry public facilities, 400,000 square meters of new green areas and a business centre that will allow Madrid to compete with other large regions in attracting large companies. and international institutions.

Regarding transport and mobility, which have structured the approved urban de-sign from the outset, the new Chamartín station, the creation of three new Metro stations, a new Cercanías station in the south of Fuencarral and the renovation of the existing one in the north, the reconfiguration of the North Knot and the Fuencarral Knot, the construction of five bridges, etc stand out.

It is estimated that MNN will create 250,000 new jobs in the coming years: up to 130,000 direct jobs and another 120,000 indirect jobs derived from complementary activities generated around the project.

First stone of the Hotel Attica 21 Vigo Business & Wellness four stars superior in front of Samil Beach in Vigo

In July, the symbolic act of laying the first stone of this spectacular hotel built by SANJOSE was held, which will house 3 buildings and 157 rooms in its more than 20,000 m² of built surface. The event, which took place on the land on which the new complex will be built (Avenida de Samil 15), was attended by representatives of both the promoter group Inveravante and SANJOSE and the presence of the mayor of Vigo, who assured that the complex will be "brilliant" and that "the city is delighted with this project. It will be a hotel according to Samil, a unique area".

Air conditioning and fire protection systems at Malaga Airport - Costa del Sol

Aena has awarded SANJOSE Constructora the refurbishment and update works of the air con-ditioning and fire protection systems at the Malaga - Costa del Sol airport. Specifically, the project focuses its actions on terminals T2, T3 and the airport's P1 and P2 car parks.

SANJOSE stands at position 128 in the worldwide ranking of ENR on "Top 250 International Contractors"

The prestigious American magazine ENR (Engineering News Record), which annually produces a worldwide ranking of engineering and construction companies based on the level of billing at an international level, has placed Grupo SANJOSE in the 128th position (after moving forward 12 positions) of the "ENR Top 250 International Contractors".

SIL 2020 Awards of the Real Estate Exhibition of Portugal

These important awards in the sector have awarded two awards to the White Shell Resort in Algarve, making this unique tourist project, carried out by SANJOSE Constructora Portugal for Vanguard Properties, one of the winners of this edition:

- Best Real Estate Development for Tourism.

- Best sustainable and energy efficiency constructions.

The Gregorio Marañón University General Hospital in Madrid launches an innovative flexible ICU

On 3 November, the President of the Community of Madrid presided over the launch of the new intensive care unit of this emblematic Madrid hospital and stres-sed that when launching this new space, "criteria based on efficiency, flexibility and comfort for patients and healthcare personnel" were considered. He also referred to its technological endowment, noting that it has the "most advanced techno-logies in intensive care" and has the capacity that the same spaces can be almost doubled, in such a way that if necessary, it goes from 23 beds to a maximum of 35.

SANJOSE Constructora has been the company in charge of the execution of the transformation works of the old library in this new and modern ICU, in a period of just three months.

One Parc Central office building in Barcelona

Inversiones Parc Central 2019 (Dos Pun-tos) has awarded SANJOSE Constructora the execution works of the office building with more than 28,000 m² of built surfa-ce, distributed in 3 basement floors and 13 floors above ground. In addition to its attractive design, the project is distingui-shed by its commitment to sustainability by implementing the criteria of the LEED Certification (where it aims to achieve the Gold classification) and WELL.

Inauguration of the "Nurse Isabel Zendal" Emergency Hospital of the Community of Madrid

On 1 December took place the opening ceremony of this emblematic health infrastructure built to counter possible outbreaks of Covid-19 or other situations of a similar nature at the event, the President of the Community of Madrid defined the new hospital as a pioneering centre in our country "unprecedented in Europe" and unique "worldwide." She also pointed out that it is "an authentic healthcare lung, an oxygen pump for professionals from all the hospitals of the Madrid Health Service (SERMAS) and the rest of Spain."

SANJOSE Constructora built Pavilion 2 (10,500 m²) in 4 months, being the first building to run into operation for the entire project. Its facilities include 240 beds, 48 Intensive Care Unit and Intermediate Care Unit, 7 Nursing Nuclei, Admission and Triage Area, Laboratory, etc.

The Real Club Celta de Vigo inaugurates its new Sports City "Afouteza"

The opening ceremony, held on 28 November 2020, was attended by the President of the Vigo football club, who pointed out that Celta's new sports city is "a dream come true" and sundry celebrities from the political field, highlighting the President of the Xunta, Mr. Alberto Núñez, who pointed out that Celta's new sports city is "first-rate" and "up to its relevance".

The Vigo team entrusted SANJOSE Constructora the execution works of this specta-cular project that has involved the development of 29,500 m² and the construction of 2 football fields and a building of approximately 5,000 m² that stands out for its unique design and shape.

The mayor of Vigo inaugurated the refurbishment and urban transformation of the Gran Vía of Vigo

On 3 December the city mayor presided over the opening ceremony of this unique project with the launch of the ramps, referring to the new boulevard as an "exceptional work" that places the city "in modernity." The work includes several sections of mechanical belts to save slopes of up to 10%, plant elements, urban furniture, sculptures, a fountain, a vertical garden, a LED screen, etc.

It should be noted that in January 2021, this unique project to redistribute spaces that reduce the role of road traffic and provide places for pedestrians to stroll and enjoy, received the "International Elevator World Project Award for year 2021 in the Mechanical Corridors Category".

Refusbishment Banco de España of Barcelona

The Banco de España has awarded SANJOSE Constructora the refurbishment and remo-delling works of its branch office in Barcelona. The project will affect more than 11,000 m² and will be executed in 5 phases, with pe-riods between them for transfers that allow operational continuity.

San José de Melipilla Hospital (Chile)

BUILDING

CIVIL WROKS

ENGINERRING & INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION

SUBSIDIARIES

More than 50 years of experience applied to the development and exe-cution of works in more than 30 countries make SANJOSE Constructora a benchmark in the sector in the execution of unique projects around the world.

SANJOSE creates value by improving the profitability of investment and boosting the development of cities and countries through the execution of remarkable buildings, the development of transport infrastructure respectful with the environment and the most innovative and sustaina-ble projects within the industrial, energy and environmental field.

Its know-how has giving birth to its own management and execution models based on quality, innovation, efficiency and total flexibility to international markets where it operates and customers' needs. SANJOSE has been successfully exporting its business model and know-how since the 1990s to different geographical environments. Currently the company occupies position 155th within the "ENR Top 250 International Contrac-tors", world ranking of the most international engineering and construc-tion companies issued annually by the prestigious North American ma-gazine ENR (Engineering News-Record).

Resort Hilton Abu Dhabi Yas Island 5* hotel and entertainment areas (UAE)

REMARKABLE BUILDINGS

  • • Al Ain Hospital, Abu Dhabi (UAE).

  • • Nurse Isabel Zendal Emergency Hospital of the Community of Madrid Pavilion 2.

  • • Ovalle Hospital (Chile).

  • • San José de Melipilla Hospital (Chile).

  • • Resort Hilton Abu Dhabi Yas Island 5* hotel and entertainment areas (UAE).

  • • Great Luxury 5* Mandarin Oriental Ritz Madrid Hotel.

  • • Pestana Douro - Riverside Hotel & Conference Centre 4* in Gondomar, Oporto (Portugal).

  • • The City of Justice of Vigo.

  • • Judicial Centre of La Serena (Chile).

  • • Headquarters of the Central Bank of Cape Verde in Praia, Island of Santiago (Cape Verde).

  • • Administrative complex Martinhal Expo Offices, Lisbon (Portugal).

  • • Vialia Shopping Centre, Vigo.

  • • "Afouteza" Sports City of the Real Celta de Vigo.

  • • 5* Hotel RIU Palace Santa María in Salt island (Cape Verde).

  • • United Lisbon International School, Lisbon (Portugal).

  • • San José de Casablanca Hospital (Chile).

  • • White Shell 4* hotel in Porches - Lagoa, Algarve (Portugal).

  • • Livensa Living Seville Students Hall.

  • • University Hospital Complex of Ferrol, A Coruña Stage I.

  • • Porto Pi Shopping Centre, Palma de Mallorca.

  • • Attica 21 Vigo Business & Wellness 4* superior Hotel, Vigo.

  • • Quirón Mother and Child Hospital, Seville.

  • • Great Luxury 5* Six Senses Ibiza Hotel.

  • • Community Hospital of Huasco (Chile).

  • • Medical centre San Felipe - La Molina, Lima (Peru).

  • • Metropolitan Hospital of Providencia in Santiago de Chile.

  • • The Rebello Luxury Hotel & Apartments, Vila Nova de Gaia (Portugal).

  • • Hotel Netto 5* in Sintra (Portugal).

  • • 5* New Horizons Ponta Sino, Salt Island (Cape Verde).

  • • Hotel H10 Hoyo de Esparteros 4* in Malaga.

  • • 4* superior Hotel H10 Puerto Poniente in Benidorm, Alicante.

  • • Headquarters of the Banco de España in Barcelona.

  • • One Parc Central office building in Barcelona.

  • • Madrid Content City in Tres Cantos, Madrid.

  • • Alcalá 544 Building, Madrid.

  • • Cordoba Convention and Fair Centre.

  • • Headquarters Grupo Preving in Badajoz.

  • • Headquarters of the Provincial Historical Archive of Castellón.

  • • Central Services Building of the City of Culture of Galicia in Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña.

  • • Mergelina headquarters of the School of Industrial Engineers of the University of Valladolid.

  • • Students' hall TSL Getafe, Madrid

  • • University residence on Calle Acacias in Granada.

  • • Supera Spots Centre in Rivas Vaciamadrid.

  • • Enjoy Wellness Centre Zaragoza.

AL AIN HOSPITAL

Al Ain Hospital, Abu Dhabi (UAE)

The inner city of Al Ain, which means "the spring", is the second largest city in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, inhabited by about 600,000 inhabitants. It borders the state of Oman and is connected by highway with the cities of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the capital city, from which it is separated by about 160 kilometres. The project has taken this special location into account, given the cultural im-portance of Al Ain for the nation, considered the original central nucleus at the founding of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, and as deposi-tary of its cultural heritage. It is a very pro-tected place at urban level, where there is a strict regulation that limits the heights that can be developed. In fact, the new hospital with its 5 floors in the maximum height areas will become the tallest building in the city.

The design of the new complex highlights Health for combining the latest medical te-chnologies with an architecture style that provides the building with the feeling of a health Oasis / Town so as to improve the stay and well-being of patients during healing and recovery. Also having fundamentally, the considerations related to the climatology in all the stages of the project: design, execu-tion and operation.

The building is equipped with a comprehen-sive management system that allows to con-trol and monitor the equipment of the me-chanical, electrical and medical equipment that require it, as well as others that may be deemed in the future. Comprehensive ma-nagement turns the complex into a group of intelligent buildings, which can be ma-naged based on decisions and needs, for which the most advanced technologies and control systems have been used.

Health macroproject that occupies a built surface similar to 35 football fields (341,860 m²), more than 50,000 tons of steel (equi-valent to 10 Eiffel towers), more than 10,000 kilometres of cable (similar to the dia-meter of the earth), more than 50,000 luminaires, etc.

Built surface. 341,860 m². Beds. 715.

Intensive Care Units. 67.

High Technology Cardiology Department.

Excellence Regional Centre in Rehabilitation Medicine.

First dedicated stroke unit of UAE. Energy Power Station of 60 MW. PV panels. 4,001 units - 1330 kWp.

Solar hot water panels. 405 units (1,020 m²). Mosque.

Helipad.

Car park spaces. 1,573.

Architect. Icme, Faust Consult and Obermeyer.

NURSE ISABEL ZENDAL EMERGENCY HOSPITAL OF THE COMMUNITY OF MADRID PAVILLION 2

Madrid (Spain)

Faced with possible outbreaks of Covid-19 or other situations of a similar nature, a 1,000-bed emergency hospital has been built in the Community of Madrid. Due to the short time for its execution, different companies were awarded each of the buildings that make up the project: three inpatient stay pavilions and sundry buildings that house the central services, the Institute of Legal Medicine, the SUMA service and a store.

It should be noted that the new hospital is organised in a modular way around 48-bed nursing controls.

The President of the Community of Madrid defined the new hospital at its inauguration as a pioneering centre "unprecedented in Europe" and unique "worldwide." She also pointed out that it is "an authentic health-care lung, an oxygen pump for professionals from all the hospitals of the Madrid Health Service (SERMAS) and the rest of Spain."

Built surface. 10,500 m².

Beds. 240.

Intensive Care Units. 48.

Nurse Nuclei. 7.

Admission and Triage Area.

Labs.

Management Offices.

Architect. Estudio Chile 15.

OVALLE HOSPITAL

Ovalle (Chile)

Ovalle is a Chilean city, capital of Limarí, one of the three provinces in which Coquimbo is divided into. It is located 403 kilometres to the north of Santiago de Chile and 90 kilo-metres southeast of La Serena, the regional capital.

The new Ovalle Hospital is the most modern and largest in the region, serving the entire province of Limarí and more than 215,000 people since its inauguration in March 2019. This new health infrastructure, practically 4 times larger than the previous one, providing greater comfort to both professionals and patients, adds 10 new specialties in its more than 40,000 square meters of built area and has the most modern facilities and equip-ment on the market.

Avant-garde technologies have been key in its design, especially in terms of energy efficiency. This project has a high-efficiency thermal envelope and roofs with low U-va-lues of thermal transmittance, and suitable solar protection elements. All this houses the so-called passive systems, which achieve most of the reduction in the energy demand of a building. Additionally, it has active sys-tems, such as solar thermal collectors to supply the demand for sanitary hot water based on energy from the sun. The contribu-tion of solar energy to the system is approxi-mately 60%, the optimum percentage for a system of these characteristics, so as not to be oversized or undersized.

Built surface. 40,887 m².

Beds. 340.

Intensive Care Units. 2.

Intensive Treatment Units. 15.

Helipad.

Car park spaces. 419.

Architects. Heriberto F. Hidelbrant Klapp - Hidelbrant Planconsult.

HOSPITAL SAN JOSÉ DE MELIPILLA

Melipilla (Chile)

Melipilla, capital of the province with the same name, is part of the Metropolitan Re-gion of Santiago de Chile. This important satellite city located to the southwest of the country's capital city, will soon have a new hospital that will be key to the health ne-twork in the area, becoming a reference for neighbouring towns such as Curacaví, San Pedro, Alhué and María Pinto.

The new complex will be six times larger than the current one and will be able to serve around 250,000 people; going from 9,814 to 60,834 square meters of built sur-face and increasing the number of beds by 78%, going from 134 to 239.

The new facility is composed of 9 modules, 4 of them devoted to hospital use: A (Out-patient consultation), B (Inpatient stay), C (ER & Logistics) and D (Mental Health).

Highlighting modules, A and B, both for their size and height (3 and 5 storeys, res-pectively), as well as for incorporating a sys-tem of base seismic isolators, which reduce between 6 to 8 times the vibration in case of a seismic event, absorbing the energy produced and avoiding significant damage.

Built surface. 60,834 m².

Beds. 239.

Surgery pavilion 7.

Delivery rooms. 2.

Consultations and procedures. 58. Helipad.

Car park spaces. 350. Architect. Hugo Silva Soto.

RESORT HILTON ABU DHABI YAS ISLAND 5* HOTEL AND ENTERTAINMENT AREAS

Yas Island, Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates)

Total built surface. 190,000 m².

Developed area. 45,000 m².

Hotel surface. 83,000 m².

Rooms. 545 (59 suites).

Other services. Convention centre, event rooms, kids' club, restaurants, shops, spa, gym, swimming pools, etc.

Entertainment and food court. 27,700 m².

Car park spaces. 1,518.

Promenade.

Project Manager Consultant. Faithful & Gould.

Lead Design Consultant. Pascall + Watson y WPS.

Landscaping. LMS International.

Yas Island (Fantasy would be its literal translation) is one of the many islands loca-ted on the Abu Dhabi coast, located east of the main island of Abu Dhabi, near the ci-ty's International Airport. It occupies a total area of 2,500 hectares, of which 1,700 (in the extreme south of the island) are reserved for a spectacular urban development con-ceived as a leisure and entertainment area known as Yas South Integrated Destination Resort (IDR).

SANJOSE, which operates within this ma-croproject on a 108,000 m² plot, is carrying out the following works:

  • - Hotel. Building of 83,000 m² of built sur-face distributed in a basement, 12 floors above ground and roofing In addition to its careful and numerous facilities, the new hotel stands out for its spectacular façade made with an innovative system called EIFS (External Insulated Facade System) in which the insulation is integrated as a regularising and architectural element that provides acoustic and waterproofing properties that equip the building with the highest standards of energy efficiency and comfort.

  • - Three areas of entertainment Promena-de (17,500 m² including cinema and 18 commercial premises), Boardwalk (4,700 m² and 13 commercial premises, and Pier (5,500 m² and 12 commercial premises).

  • - Car park spaces. 1,518 parking spaces distributed in 4 underground areas with two floors below ground level that have represented 73,000 m² of built area.

  • - Developed area of 45,000 sqm at the surroundings of the hotel and leisure and food areas, including a promenade.

GREAT LUXURY 5* MANDARIN ORIENTAL RITZ MADRID HOTEL

Madrid (Spain)

Located in the spectacular "Art Triangle" of Madrid, surrounded by the most important museums in the city (Prado, Thyssen-Bor-nemisza and Reina Sofía) and very close to the Retiro Park and the Stock Exchange; This spectacular hotel, which opened its doors in 1910 under the supervision of the legendary hotelier César Ritz and after be-ing inaugurated by King Alfonso XII, is in the process of its greatest refurbishment and remodelling in its 110-year history

These works will preserve the unique cha-racter, typical of the "Belle Époque" style, of the original building, while significantly improving the hotel's facilities and services.

The Mandarin Oriental Ritz Madrid redu-ces the total number of rooms, from 166 to 153, resulting in more spacious rooms and a greater number of suites (53). It has a new space dedicated to the hotel's exer-cise and well-being, including a heated in-door pool, a relaxation pool and a modern fully-equipped gym. New spaces and mee-ting rooms are created and existing ones are remodelled to adapt them to current needs; In the central hall, the existing glass roof at the time of the hotel opening will be reinstalled; the main restaurant will reco-ver its original space and have direct access to the terrace.

Built surface. 20,000 m². Rooms. 153 (53 suites).

Other Services. Spaces for events, swimming pools, spa and relaxation area, restaurants, garden, etc.

Architect. Rafael de la Hoz. Interior design. Gilles & Boissier.

4* PESTANA DOURO - RIVERSIDE HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTRE

Gondomar, Oporto (Portugal)

Construction of a new hotel for the Pestana chain located on the banks of the Douro River in the municipality of Gondomar, Porto.

Pestana Douro is the result of the refur-bishment, enhancement and conditioning for its new use of an old soap factory made up of five buildings in which 165 rooms arecurrently located and countless services, among which the following stand out: res-taurant, roof terrace with bar and infinity pool, gym, spa with massage rooms and indoor pool, different conference rooms and a huge room that can be adapted to larger events.

Built surface. 10,018 m². Buildings. 5.

Rooms. 165.

Other Services. Spaces for events, restaurant, swimming pools, spa, gym, etc.

Architect. David Sinclair - Arquitetos Associados.

THE CITY OF JUSTICE OF VIGO

Vigo (Spain)

This building, inaugurated in 1955, was the first skyscraper in Galicia and is located in one of the highest levels of the urban fabric of the city, being visible from anywhere in the metropolitan area and notable for both its vertical volume and its characteristic silhouette.

This singular project means the reconstruc-tion, refurbishment and adaptation of the old Xeral Hospital in Vigo to its new use as the City of Justice; and it is focused, from the beginning, on actions at urban level that simultaneously generate quality public space within the city.

The architect projects a modern central buil-ding on which the unique elements of the old construction are reflected, complementing it with a glazed walkway that serves as a link between the two main buildings and endowing the plot with a large new square, under which, two parking basements that will house more than 350 parking spaces and the building's facilities, after an excavation of more than 73,000 cubic metres including rock areas, will be built. As a complement, the complex is provided with a nursery in the southwest area of the square that blends in with the surroundings through landscaped slopes.

It should be noted that a complex with the-se characteristics integrates different uses related to each other, but with very different levels of openness towards the user. This implies carrying out three types of routes that intersect in a controlled way, each one intended for different types of user mainly: visitors (victims, accused, witnesses, etc.), workers and detainees.

The action on the existing building involves the demolition of more than 10,000 square metres of structure to rebuild it again, the reinforcement of 325 pillars in the existing structure and the removal of part of the 21-storey building on micropiles to extend a floor below this surface. The incorporation of more than 12,000 square meters of the Exterior Thermal Insulation System, together with the modernisation of the facilities and carpentry, are essential to provide the group of buildings with high energy efficiency.

Built surface. 44,354 m².

Developed area. 5,171 m².

Buildings. 3.

Court units. 35 and the possibility of increasing up to 22 more.

Car park spaces. 350.

Architects. Alfonso Penela.

Built surface. 11,730 m². Buildings. 4.

Developed surface. 2,000 m². Architect. Fermín Bustamante Villarroel.

Located in the Historic Conservation area of La Serena, capital of the coastal region of Coquimbo, the project to create a new Ju-dicial Centre in the city has consisted main-ly of the refurbishment, conservation and remodelling for its new use of two existing buildings after the approval of National Monuments; and the construction of two new buildings, a six-storey building (four floors in height and another two under-ground floors for parking) and a two-storey building in the access by the Colon street. The new La Serena Judicial Centre houses, among other facilities, three Civil Courts,

Family Court, Court of First Instance and various common areas.

The project has been designed taking into consideration demographic and climatic characteristics of the city. It will have the LEED Gold certification for the promotion of energy efficiency, the use of renewable energy, technologies for saving water, the incorporation of materials with sustainable certification and the search for the best indoor environmental quality through the innovation of its spaces in terms of design, luminosity and accessibility.

The new headquarters of the Central Bank of Cape Verde, located in the Achada de Santo Antonio neighbourhood (the best known in the city of Praia), represents an important milestone for the development of the country's financial system and is adapted to all specifications and security solutions required by any central bank in the world.

The complex designed by the Pritzker Award Álvaro Siza stands out for the use of white concrete as the main element in its three buildings: the main one with 6 floors and a basement intended mainly for cabi-nets, administrative purposes and parking spaces; and two other complementary sin-gle-story buildings that mainly house social areas and an auditorium, museum, library, dining area, etc

Due to the Cape Verdean climate, charac-terised by high levels of temperature and humidity, a previous study of energy-envi-ronmental performance was prepared for both the materials (especially white con-crete) and the complex in overall in order to provide the best environmental conditions. for its more than 200 professionals and vi-sitors. Also note that, due to the lack of water on the islands, all the water from the rains will be drained into separate storage tanks for the firefighting system, for irriga-tion and for water supply.

Built surface. 14,500 m². Buildings. 3. Auditorium. 144 seats.

Architect. Álvaro Siza Vieira (Pritzker Award).

The Governor of the BCV considers the new complex as the architectural landmark of Cape Verde and the most modern and intelligent building in the country

MARTINHAL EXPO OFFICES

Lisbon (Portugal)

Administrative building located in the Plaza Principe Perfeito of the Parque de las Na-ciones in Lisbon, consisting of 13 floors in height, a ground floor and two floors below ground level.

A new office concept, which will be fully oc-cupied by the Ageas Portugal Group, which promotes and reflects the latest technologi-cal innovations, committed to the environ-ment and efficiency; as well as flexibility and the search for solutions to create working conditions based on exchange and community.

Built surface. 41,000 m².

Car park spaces. 472.

Other Services. Auditorium, business centre, spa, indoor and outdoor pool, meeting rooms, restaurants and rooftop bar, etc.

Architect. Eduardo Caphina Lopes.

Project in execution according international BREAM® sustainable certification standards.

VIALIA VIGO

Vigo (Spain)

Located on the current Vigo - Urzáiz sta-tion, Vialia is a project that will give rise to a new and modern urban equipment that will revitalise the centre of the Olympic city and uniquely integrate its railway use with new commercial and leisure spaces.

The project is located in a narrow encla-ve that spans a 17-meter drop, from a residential area in the upper part, to the lower area of the city of Vigo. Located next to the plot of land, the undulating roof of the station ends up unfolding into an interior patio giving as its final use a 23,000 square meter landscaped public square with spectacular views of the es-tuary where there will be restaurants and entertainment venues.

Wrapped in the station, this public square flows and runs through the footsteps of the environment, thus serving as a link between the complex's diverse programme, as well as providing, through large skylights, natu-ral lighting inside the building. The interior space has been conceived as a large unit in which both activities will coexist, and in which a large central atrium structures all vertical communications, giving access to both the station and the new shopping centre through a unique stair design.

It is also necessary to highlight its unique metal facade with warped shapes of more than 400 metres in length that will give the building its own personality and make it a new icon of the city.

Built surface. 93,634 m².

Gross leasable area. 43,080 m². Commercial premises. 130.

Car park spaces. 1,200.

Architects. L35 Arquitectos / Morphosis (Ofici-na de arquitectura dirigida por el Premio Prit-zker, Thom Mayne).

Project in execution according international BREAM® sustainable certification standards.

"Afouteza" Sports City of the Real Celta de Vigo (Spain)

San José de Casablanca Hospital (Chile)

White Shell 4* hotel in Porches - Lagoa, Algarve (Portugal)

Livensa Living Seville Students Hall (Spain) University Hospital Complex of Ferrol, A Coruña Stage I (Spain)

Mamsha Al Saadiyat Residential Complex, Abu Dhabi (UAE)

RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

  • • Mamsha Al Saadiyat Residential Complex, Abu Dhabi (UAE).

  • • Hacienda Rosario Residential Complex in Seville, Stages I & II.

  • • Martinhal Elegant Residences, Lisbon (Portugal).

  • • Hometown Condominio, Lima (Peru).

  • • Azara Residential Complex in Alicante.

  • • Santos Design Residential Complex, Lisbon (Portugal).

  • • The Collection Marbella Residential Complex, Málaga.

  • • Aqualina Residential Complex in Benahavís, Málaga.

  • • Citrea Residential Complex, Málaga.

  • • Torre Patraix Residential Complex in Valencia.

  • • Edificio La Escala de Valdebebas Residential Complex, Madrid.

  • • Avenida de Los Andes 4 Residential Complex, Madrid.

  • • Citrus Residential Complex in Dos Hermanas, Sevilla.

  • • Mirador de Estepona Hills Residential Complex, Málaga.

  • • Torre Iberia Residential Complex in Malilla, Valencia.

  • • Palacio Santa Helena Residential Complex, Lisbon (Portugal).

  • • Residencial Villa Maria Pia in Estoril (Portugal).

  • • Claudio Coello 108 Residential Complex, Madrid.

  • • Avenida Casal Ribeiro 37 Residential Complex, Lisbon (Portugal).

  • • Park & Palace Residential Complex, Madrid.

  • • Bagaria Residential Complex in Cornellà de Llobregat, Barcelona.

  • • Marbella Club Hills Residential in Benahavís, Malaga.

  • • Chile 02 Residential Complex in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

  • • Telde Residential Complex, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

  • • Castillejos 95 Residential Complex, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

  • • Martínez Campos 19 Residential Complex, Madrid.

  • • General Oraá 9 Residential Complex, Madrid.

  • • Zurbarán 26 Residential Complex, Madrid.

  • • Plaza Duque de Pastrana 7 Residential Complex, Madrid.

  • • García de Paredes 4 Residential Complex, Madrid.

  • • Jardines de Cuatro Caminos Residential Complex, Madrid.

  • • Arroyo del Cañaveral 70 Residential Complex, Madrid.

  • • Nova Orellana Residential Complex in Alcalá de Henares, Madrid.

  • • Alcalá Ciudadela II Residential Complex in Alcalá de Henares, Madrid.

  • • Bolzano Residential Complex, Valencia.

  • • Torre Residential Complex in Conill, Betera, Valencia.

  • • Ariza Residential Complex Valladolid.

  • • Bremond Son Moix Residential Complex, Palma de Mallorca.

  • • Llull Residential Complex in Palma de Mallorca.

  • • Social Housing San Jerónimo I in Huerta Santa Isabel Este, Córdoba.

  • • Alena Residential Complex Valladolid.

  • • Bazán Residential Complex, A Coruña.

  • • Puerta Cartuja Residential Complex in Camas, Sevilla.

  • • Puerta Barqueta Residential Complex, Sevilla.

  • • Pier 1 Residential Complex in Rota, Cádiz.

  • • Convento do Beato Residential Complex in Alameda do Beato, Lisbon (Portugal).

MAMSHA AL SAADIYAT RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX

Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi (Unityed Arab Emirates

Saadiyat Island, literally translated as "Island of Happiness", is based on an im-portant development project to beest tourism in the area and promote cultu-re in the region through a cultural district capable of hosting renowned international museums such as the already materialised Louvre Abu Dhabi designed by Jean Nouvel and built by SANJOSE, which will be joined by the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi designed by Frank Gehry, the Performing Arts Centre designed by Zaha Hadid and the Zayed Na-tional Museum designed by Norman Foster.

Within the aforementioned cultural district of Saadiyat Island is one of the first resi-dential projects carried out in the area: the Mamsha Al Saadiyat Residential.

The project consists of 9 buildings of di-fferent heights, shapes and orientations. All of them, despite their volumetric diffe-rences, have marked horizontal and vertical lines on the facades that generate a certain dynamism while providing uniformity to an ensemble that stands out for clean ar-chitecture that combines the beauty and charm of the surrounding coastal location (It is located along 1.2 kilometres of virgin beach), a style inspired by the art that su-rrounds it and a very careful execution.

Built surface. 240,000 m².

Public leisure and entertainment area. 34,200 m². Buildings. 9.

Number of housing units. 461. Car park spaces. 1,929.

Architect. Dewan Architects + Engineers.

JARDINES HACIENDA ROSARIO

Seville (Spain)

Located in a quiet environment, between the A-92 highway and the territorial limit with Alcalá de Guadaíra and with easy access to the SE 30 and A92, Jardines Hacienda Rosario is an important residential macro-project for the city of Seville.

The project as a whole stands out for its avant-garde design and architecture, as well as for its more than 37,000 square meters of community spaces in the purest resort style, with two swimming pools, six paddle tennis courts, soccer field, basketball court, play ground, running circuit, social club, large green areas, etc.

Currently SANJOSE has completed the first two phases of the development and is executing the works of Phase III.

MARTHINAL ELEGANT RESIDENCES

Lisbon (Portugal)

Martinhal Residences is a new urban resi-dential development in Lisbon's renowned Parque de las Naciones neighbourhood.

The project contemplates the construction of a modern and contemporary building of approximately 35,000 m² of constructed area distributed in two underground floors destined to 142 parking spaces and 16 floorabove ground that house the 162 apart-ments with 1 to 4 rooms in an aparthotel system.

The project stands out for its meticulous design, the care of all the details and for its spectacular common areas where there are various services: restaurant, bar, indoor and outdoor pool, gym, spa, etc.

Built surface. 34,677 m². Housing units. 162.

Car park spaces. 142.

Architect. Eduardo Caphina Lopes.

HOMETOWN CONDOMINIO

Lima (Peru)

A new condominium concept that combi-nes the lifestyle of the old neighbourhoods with modernity and design in the quietest area of San Borja, Lima

It is a closed condominium with floors from 105 to 116 square meters, houses with gar-dens of up to 164 square meters and du-plexes of 63 233 square meters.

The green areas, with their parks and ave-nues, are the hallmark of Hometown; as well as its spacious common areas in which a large number of facilities are available: swimming pool, gym, multipurpose room, children's areas, gourmet room, coworking space, a Fun town room that has a mini-theater and reading area, etc.

Built surface. 20,860 m². Buildings. 4.

Housing units. 120. Architect. Dlps Arquitectos

Azara Residential Complex in Alicante (Spain)

The Collection Marbella Residential Complex, Málaga (Spain)

Santos Design Residential Complex, Lisbon (Portugal) Aqualina Residential Complex in Benahavís, Málaga (Spain)Citrea Residential Complex, Málaga (Spain)

Torre Patraix Residential Complex in Valencia (Spain)

Avenida de Los Andes 4 Residential Complex, Madrid (Spain)Citrus Residential Complex in Dos Hermanas, Sevilla (Spain)

Mirador de Estepona Hills Residential Complex, Málaga (Spain)

Stretch Highway Reguerón Ring Road MU-30 of Murcia (Spain)

CIVIL WORKS

  • • Stretch Highway Reguerón Ring Road MU-30 of Murcia.

  • • Stretch Vilaboa - A Ermida of the future Highway A-57, Pontevedra.

  • • Stretch Olivares de Duero - Tudela de Duero of Highway A-11 Autovia del Duero, Valladolid.

  • • Stretch Sangonera - Totana of the Mediterranean High Speed Corridor Murcia - Almería.

  • • Stretch Évora Norte - Freixo of the Sourthern International Corridor (Portugal).

  • • Stretch IV earthworks and soil stabilisation New Airport Navi Mumbai (India).

  • • Refurbishment and urban transformation of the Gran Vía of Vigo.

  • • Access to the area of logistics and industrial activities of Asturias (Zalia) from the high-capacity network.

  • • Coating of the gallery of Folledo Stretch La Roba - Pola de Lena (Variant of Pajares) of the AVE Madrid - Asturias.

  • • Service road A-1 access to Iberdrola Campus at San Agustin de Guadalix, Madrid.

  • • Repair of the bridge over the railway on the N-301 in Lorquí, Murcia.

  • • Access to Lloseta from the Inca Highway (Ma-13) in Palma de Mallorca.

  • • Cycle path signalling and parking of the historic centre of the city of Cadiz.

  • • Stretch Pontevedra - Placeres Pedestrian Path between Marín and Pontevedra.

  • • Tunnels of Pajares (complementary civil works South Batch) Spanish High Speed Railway Line AVE Madrid - Asturias.

  • • Enlargement of the General Belgrano Water Treatment Plant, Buenos Aires (Argentina).

  • • Improvement of Access to Manoteras Warehouses - Chamartín Island in the Hortaleza District, Madrid.

  • • Underground parking in the Plaza del Ajedrez de Estepona, Malaga.

  • • New Container Terminal of the Port of Cadiz Screen of secant piles in the access and emptying of the false tunnel.

Important infrastructure for Murcia, whe-re works are concentrated, involving the extension of the MU-30 ring road and an improvement in access to all the towns lo-cated in the so-called Costera Sur through the appropriate junctions with the regional. To the section of 7 kilometres in length, it is necessary to add the 2.7 kilometres of the Avenue of Levante and the 1.6 kilometres of roads of provisional connections with the highway in construction Zeneta - San Javier.

Among the execution works, the construc-tion of the Beniaján Viaduct stands out (210 metres long and 26.3 metres wide with a metal structure of 720,000 kilo-grams and a maximum span of 60 meters), the Alquerías Viaduct (1,000 metres long).

each of its boards distributed in 26 and 27 spans respectively and for which 6.5 million kilograms of steel and 23,000 cubic metres of road concrete will be used) and the To-rreagüera Viaduct (150 metres long each of its boards composed of 4 spans).

This section bypasses two railway lines, so it is necessary to match the works to the timetables of the trains so as not to inte-rrupt the service.

The basic type section in the trunk of the highway will be made up of two seven-me-ter-wide carriageways, which will house two 3.50-meter traffic lanes, 2.50-meter exterior shoulders and one-meter interior shoulders.

Length. 7 km. Viaducts. 4 (2.3 km). Flyovers. 2. Underpasses. 4.

STRECH VILABOA - A ERMIDA OF THE FUTURE HIGHWAY A-57

Pontevedra (Spain)

Section of 6.48 kilometres in length that will be the first of the future A-57 mo-torway, infrastructure that will be the al-ternative of high capacity to the N-550 highway in Pontevedra. For the connection of this new infrastructure with the current N-550 a bidirectional link of 1.74 kilome-tres will be executed, starting at the junc-tions with Vilaboa, and after crossing the railway line Pontevedra-Redondela and the AVE "Atlantic Axis" axis, wich will connect with the N-550, remodelling the existing junction in said area with the AP-9.

The A-57 motorway will contribute to im-prove mobility in the metropolitan area of Pontevedra by connecting the AP-9 and the N-550 in Barro and Curro, to the eastwith the N-541 in Mourente and finally, to the south, with the AP -9, the N-550 and the N554 in Vilaboa. In addition, it will provide greater accessibility to the eastern part of the city, as well as the Campiño In-dustrial Estate and the A Reigosa logistics platform, and will contribute to reduce the intensity of traffic on the southern access to Pontevedra.

The new highway will consist of two roads (one for each direction), separated by a 3-meter wide median. Both roads will be formed by two 3.5-meter-wide lanes, a 1.50-meter inner shoulder, a 2.5-meter ou-ter shoulder and berms of 1.10 meters for the exterior and 0.60 meters for the interior.

Length. 6.48 km.

Viaducts. 4.

Flyovers. 5.

Underpasses. 2.

Junctions. 3.

STRETCH OLIVARES DE DUERO - TUDELA DE DUERO OF HIGHWAY A-11 AUTOVIA DEL DUERO

Valladolid (Spain)

This section belongs to the Duero A-11 Hi-ghway, High-Capacity Road between Soria and the Portuguese border with Valladolid and Zamaro the section being developed is conceived as a high-capacity alternative to channel all east-west traffic flows between the towns on the banks of the Duero Ri-ver. Currently this itinerary is carried out through the one-way road N-122, which supports an average intensity of 6,300 vehicles per day and presents several po-pulation crossings between both towns.

The works consist of the execution of a new section of highway with two dou-ble-lane carriageways with interior and exterior shoulders, separated by a me-dian. Its layout includes the execution of 2 viaducts to save the Duero Canal and the Suppletory Canal, as well as a total of 8 overpasses and 10 underpasses.

In addition, a link is foreseen in the construction of the section that will give access to the towns of Sardón de Duero, Quintanilla de Onésimo and Tudela del Duero and another link with the VP-3302 road.

Length. 20.2 km.

Viaducts. 2.

Flyovers. 8.

Underpasses. 10.

Junctions. 2.

STRETCH SANGONERA - TOTANA OF THE MEDITERRANEAN HIGH SPEED CORRIDOR MURCIA - ALMERÍA

Murcia (Spain)

RM-608

Viaducto de Alhama L=1650m

Estación de

Alhama de Murcia

Viario de acceso a la estación

Alhama de Murcia

New railway platform with a route of 24.7

kilometres defined for the operation of mixed traffic (passenger and freight traffic) that crosses the municipalities of Murcia, Líbrilla, Alhama de Murcia and Totana.

The route runs on a double-track railway platform from the origin of PK 200 + 300 to PK 225 + 000, with a distance of 4.70 meters and a platform width of 14 meters. The objective is to build a railway platform with geometric characteristics that allow it to circulate at speeds of between 250 and up to 300 km / h.

Among the structures associated with the project, 5 viaducts, 1 pedestrian walkway, 6 overpasses over roads or paths, 7 underpas-ses and / or fauna and the construction of 2 stations stand out: Librílla and Alhama de Murcia.

Length. 24.7 km.

Viaducts. 5.

stations. 2.

Flyovers. 6.

Underpasses. 7.

Pedestrian walkway. 1.

STRETCH ÉVORA NORTE - FREIXO OF THE SOURTHERN INTERNATIONAL CORRIDOR

Evora (Portugal)

Execution of a 20.5-kilometer railway line between Évora Norte and Freixo (between kilometre points 126 + 000 and 146 + 500) to reinforce the rail connection with the port of Sines as a gateway to Europe, with a view to increasing its attractive, especia-lly in the Iberian Peninsula, extending its interior and linking with other connections with the ports of Lisbon and Setúbal.

The work consists of the expansion and construction of roads, respecting the para-llel access and emergency roads, includingembankments, longitudinal and transverse drainage, the elimination of level crossings, the construction of a technical building and sundry structures among which 6 viaducts totalling 1,736 metres in length, 8 overpas-ses, 7 underpasses stand out.

This project receives financial support from the European Union through the "Connecting Europe Facility" (CEF) pro-gramme.

Length. 20.5 km. Viaducts. 6. Flyovers. 8. Underpasses. 7.

NEW NAVI-MUMBAI AIRPORT

Navi Mumbai (India)

The new Navi Mumbai airport is located on National Highway 4B near Panvel, at 35 kilometres from the existing Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport. It will have 2 3.8 km- long runways for simultaneous and independent operation and full-length ta-xiways on both sides of the runways. The Terminal 1 building and the ATC Tower will be designed by the prestigious architectu-ral firm Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA), will include a terminal area of 250,000 m², a loading area of 100,000 m² and will mana-ge between 50 and 55 million passengers annually.

The coastal land required for its construc-tion and development is about 2,900 hec-tares, 1,320 ha will be devoted to the main activity of the airport and another 245 ha on the Waghivali Island will be developed as a mangrove park.

SANJOSE is executing lot 4 (approxima-tely 340 hectares) including earthworks and Waivable soil stabilisation of the land where the new airport will be located. An important challenge involving the blasting and embankment of more than 20 million cubic metres in the presence of numerous affected services and a populated environ-ment, which has required exceptional control and safety measures.

The main activity has been the filling of the land to the level +5.5, for which nearly 500 units of earthmoving machinery have been necessary to complete the work within the established period. In a second stage of the project, filling will reach +8,00.

The project is completed with the execu-tion of a 5 km long and 10 m high gabion wall. Further, a reinforced concrete retai-ning wall of 21,000 m³ will be executed.

REFURBISHMENT AND URBAN TRANSFORMATION OF THE GRAN VÍA OF VIGO

Vigo (Spain)

Project inaugurated in December 2020 whose main objective is to make the city of Vigo a more comfortable and accessible place, through the redistribution of spaces to reduce the importance of road traffic and provide places for walking and enjoy-ment for pedestrians, all in accordance with the "Sustainable Urban Development Stra-tegy (EDUSI) Vigo Vertical".

The work maintains the existing layout, delimited by the buildings, preserving the road section but carrying out sundry im-provement actions that have given Gran Vía a greater degree of humanisation. The existing pavement has been renewed, the service networks that were in an advanced state of deterioration have been restored, new urban services (rainwater network) have been provided and the distribution of the central boulevards has been modified through the provision of mechanical ramps that help to save slopes of up to 10%, crea-tion of new green areas and an attractive more modern urban furniture.

Access to the area of logistics and industrial activities of Asturias (Zalia) from the high-capacity network (Spain)

Coating of the gallery of Folledo Stretch La Roba - Pola de Lena (Variant of Pajares) of the AVE Madrid - Asturias (Spain)

Repair of the bridge over the railway on the N-301 in Lorquí, Murcia (Spain)

Access to Lloseta from the Inca Highway (Ma-13) in Palma de Mallorca (Spain)

Cycle path signalling and parking of the historic centre of the city of Cadiz (Spain)

Stretch Pontevedra - Placeres Pedestrian Path between Marín and Pontevedra (Spain)

Wind farms for Norvento in Lugo of 65,7 MW (Spain)

ENGINERRING & INDUSTRIAL CONSTRUCTION

  • • 36 MW wind farm in A Pastoriza, Lugo.

  • • 19.8 MW wind farm in A Cadeira, Lugo.

  • • 9.9 MW wind farm in Carracedo, Lugo.

  • • Electrical installations of the Montaña de Arinaga, Santa Lucía del Mar and Espinales wind farms (36.9 MW), Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

  • • Floating solar pumping on raft and two underground pumps for self-consumption in the Irrigation Community of Lliria, Valencia.

  • • Civil protection and safety systems in the tunnels of the Pajares Bypass.

  • • New ICU at Gregorio Marañon University Hospital, Madrid.

  • • Enlargement Factory of Nivea in Tres Cantos, Madrid.

  • • Air conditioning, fire protection systems and water treatment systems at Malaga Airport - Costa del Sol.

  • • Electrical substations ship to pier 1 at the USA naval base of Rota, Cádiz.

  • • Air conditioning at Elche Airport - Alicante.

  • • Enlargement and remodelling of the Estrella Galicia factory in A Coruña.

  • • Facilities Factory 4.0 in the Zona Franca of Barcelona.

  • • Industrial Unit of EFAPEL in Serpins - Lousã, Coimbra (Portugal).

  • • Brief Hospitalization Unit of Adolescent Psychiatry at theUniversity Hospital 12 de Octubre, Madrid.

  • • Adaptation of the facilities on Floor 8 of Building B2 of the Joan XXIII University Hospital in Tarragona.

  • • New spaces for Occupational Risk Prevention at the University Hospital of Móstoles, Madrid.

  • • New harassment plant and new consultation area at the General University Hospital of Catalonia, Barcelona.

  • • Office block 3 of Radio Televisión Española (RTVE) in San Cugat del Vallés, Barcelona.

  • • Remodelling Headquarters Redexis Gas in Madrid.

  • • Comprehensive refurbishment of the facilities of the Parador de Turismo Aiguablava in Begur, Gerona.

  • • Refurbishment of the Penitentiary Centre of Salto del Negro, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

  • • Refurbishment Conditioning System CPD of General Directorate of the Police in El Escorial.

  • • Refurbishment Conditioning System of 9 Correos premises in Catalonia.

  • • Modernization and improvement of the energy efficiency of the Heliópolis Residence for the Elderly, Seville.

  • • Facilities and refurbishment at the factory of SEAT in Martorell, Barcelona.

  • • New network of public lighting in the neighbourhood of Príncipe Alfonso de Ceuta.

WIND FARMS FOR NORVENTO IN LUGO

Lugo (Spain)

Execution of the civil works necessary for the construction of 3 wind farms in the Province of Lugo: Serra de Carracedo - 9.9 MW, Pastoriza - 36 MW and Cadeira - 19,8 MW.

Works consist mainly of the removal and collection of plant substrate, clearing and cleaning the site for road construction, excavation and concreting of footings for the subsequent assembly of wind turbines and meteorological towers, replacement of sods, fencing and placement of Canadian steps to prevent access of wildlife to the farms and the execution of the buildings that will house the electrical substations and the interconnection centres.

Surface plot of land. 416,213 m².

Wind farms. 3.

Commercial power. 65.7 MW.

Aero generators. 19.

WIND FARMS OF MONTAÑA DE ARINAGA, SANTA LUCÍA DEL MAR AND ESPINALES

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spain)

Execution of an electrical substation and the electrical installations of three wind farms in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria that add 36.9 MW of power and 41 wind turbines: 18.9 MW Montaña de Arinaga wind farm and 21 wind turbines, Santa Lucía wind farm del Mar of 9 MW and 10 wind turbines, and Espinales wind farm of 9 MW and 10 wind turbines.

The wind turbines will be connected to each other by means of an internal Medium Vol-tage ring network that in turn will connect them with the manoeuvring and control centre located in a room dedicated to this purpose in the new Montaña de Arinaga Substation.

From this room it will be connected by means of a 20 kV line with the protections of the 20/66 kV step-up transformer of the Substation, from which a 66 kV under-ground line will start that will connect it with the Arinaga substation of REE.

Wind farms. 3.

Commercial power. 36.9 MW. Aero generators. 41.

FLOATING SOLAR PUMPING ON RAFT AND TWO UNDER-GROUND PUMPS FOR SELF-CONSUMPTION IN THE IRRIGATION COMMUNITY OF LLIRIA

Lliria, Valencia (Spain)

Installation of a photovoltaic plant of 869 kwp of solar pumping mounted with an op-timal inclination and orientation for solar collection. The floating structure is made up of 2,520 floats for the 2,520 solar pa-nels and 276 more floats for the formation of accesses.

The new energy infrastructure is designed to supply the electrical energy necessary for the water supply required by the Irriga-tion Community of Lliria and also has two vertical submersible pumps with a nominal power of 255 kW in two nearby wells with a depth greater than 300 meters.

The installation also has an auxiliary self-consumption system prepared to work independently of the electricity supply ofthe distribution network and all the ele-ments adapted to the installation on this aquatic surface.

It is an example of sustainability and pro-tection of the environment, it reduces CO2 emissions, represents significant energy savings and preserves the water resour-ce by avoiding the evaporation of a large amount of dammed water.

Power installed. 869.407 kWp.

Solar panels. 2,520 modules of 345 Wp. Covered surface. 6,614.9 m2 (44%).

Annual energy produced. 1,113,437 kWh/year. CO2 emissions avoided. 289,49 Tm CO2/year.

CIVIL PROTECTION AND SAFETY SYSTEMS IN THE TUNNELS OF THE PAJARES BYPASS

Spanish High Speed Railway Line Madrid - Asturias (Spain)

Installation of protection and safety sys-tems in the 12 tunnels that comprise the Pajares Bypass. This 49 km section, which connects the municipalities of La Robla (León) and Pola de Lena (Asturias), is part of the future Madrid-Asturias high-speed line (LAV), which will substantially improve the rail connection between Castilla and the North of Spain. The project includes, among others, the double Pajares tunnel, which with its 25 km is the second longest railway tunnel in Spain.

The contract includes the supply of safety systems for the 12 tunnels, including the energy and lighting systems of the fire-fighting points and exterior booths, fire detection and extinction, communications and control, sensorisation, ventilation, emergency signalling and auxiliary civil works, as well as the integration of the en-tire system in the remote-control centre.

A longitudinal ventilation system has been designed, with reversible jet fans (Jet-Fans) in all tunnels. The fans, distributed in pairs throughout the tunnels, will allow the dilu-tion of pollutants in the exploitation phase, as well as the control of smoke in the event of fire.

Tunnels. 12. Length. 49 km.

NEW FLEXIBLE ICU OF THE GREGORIO MARAÑÓN UNIVERSITY GENERAL HOSPITAL

Madrid (Spain)

The urgent need to have a greater num-ber of ICU beds to face the new waves of Covid-19 at the Gregorio Marañón Hospi-tal made it necessary to rapidly convert a space previously occupied by a library to a new modular and flexible ICU that can go from 23 beds to a maximum of 35.

A unique project executed by SANJOSE in three months, which has a state-of-the-art technological endowment, as stated by the President of the Community of Madrid at its inauguration, stating that "it has the most advanced technologies in intensive care". She also stressed that when launching this new space, "criteria based on efficiency, flexibility and comfort for patients and healthcare personnel have prevailed".

FACTORY OF NIVEA

Tres Cantos, Madrid (Spain)

Execution of the expansion works of more than 11,000 square meters of built area, between production areas and offices, of the Nivea factory in the Madrid town of Tres Cantos.

In the project carried out, in addition to the new development of several areas of the plot within an integral masterplan for the renovation of the plant, the realization of deep foundations, micropiles for driving existing foundations, 1,200 tons of approxi-mately screwed metal structure, mechani-cal and electrical installations, PCI, air con-ditioning, etc. stand out.

SUBSIDIARIES

Grupo SANJOSE develops part of its activity in the construction sector through subsidiary companies able to increase the competitiveness of the company and adapt perfectly to certain geographical areas.

The three subsidiaries of the Group (Cartuja I., EBA and Construtora Udra) have increased their turnover, the business areas of action and the backlog in the last years.

With offices in Seville and Malaga, Cartuja is an Andalusian company with more than 30 years of experience executing, expanding and rehabilitating all types of buildings for public and private clients in all the provinces of the autonomous community.

During the last years, it is important to highlight its geographic expansion executing projects in Madrid, Barcelona, Murcia and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

Relationships with customers are based on the knowledge of the local markets, the mutual trust and its experience in technical advice and execution of projects.

CARTUJA PROJECTS

  • • New Headquarters of the special office of the Tax State Agency in Murcia.

  • • The Cape Residential in Cabopino, Marbella.

  • • Atlantia Residential in Huelva.

  • • Residential complex at 17-27, Fernando Tirado St. of Sevilla.

  • • Serenity Views Residential in Estepona, Malaga.

  • • Social Housing Building located at 1, 7 Salomó St. in Barcelona.

  • • Residential building at 4, Mur St. (Barrio Bon Pastor) of Barcelona.

  • • Residential building for the elderly and 15 accommodations for families in a housing emergency situation on Calle Ali Bei 100-102 in Barcelona.

  • • Célere Vega in Hacienda Cabello, Malaga.

  • • Serenity Views Residential in Estepona, Malaga.

  • • Célere Blossom Residential Complex in Benalmadena, Malaga.

  • • Refurbishment of the Colegio Mayor Guadaira in Seville.

  • • Refurbishment of the residential building Plaza Aviador Ruiz de Alda 3 in Seville.

  • • Refurbishment of the laundry services of the University Hospital Virgen del Rocío of Seville.

  • • Crossfit Sports Centre at Go-Fit Sports Centre in Peñagrande, Madrid.

New Headquarters of the special office of the Tax State Agency in Murcia (Spain)

The Cape Residential in Cabopino, Marbella (Spain)

EBA (Eiraikuntza Birgaikuntza Artapena) is a Basque company with headquarters in Vitoria and 20 years of history that have served to obtain a proven track records among public and private customers of theBasque Country, Navarra, La Rioja, Asturias, Cantabria, Castilla León and Catalonia.

Experience, professionalism and a relationship of trust with clients and suppliers has enabled the company to successfully face any type of construction challenges of any type of projects, such as hotels, administrative buildings, schools, housing units, hospitals, health care centres, cultural works, sports centres, emblematic refurbishments, etc.

EBA PROJECTS

  • • Nursery School CEIP Luis Elejalde, Vitoria.

  • • Factory for culture of Lekuona, Rentería.

  • • Beta 2 Building (Stage II) in Zorrozaurre in Bilbao.

  • • Health Care Centre of Aiete in San Sebastian.

  • • Refurbishment of the Aita Menni Hospitsl of Mondragon, Guipuzcoa.

  • • Healthcare centre of Zuia-Murgia, Álava.

  • • Social Housing Building and development at 20 - 22 Altos Hornos St. of Barakaldo, Vizcaya.

  • • Refurbishment Correos Building of Vitoria.

  • • Zorroaga supervised apartment building in San Sebastián.

  • • Kultur Etxea (Casa de la Cultura) de Oiartzun, Guipúzcoa.

  • • Aritzatxu Berdea Residencial Complex in Bermeo, Vizcaya.

  • • Refurbishment and enlargement of the Onkologikoa Hospital of San Sebastián.

  • • Social housing units in Santurce, Vizcaya.

  • • Célere Cruces single-family housing units in Baracaldo, Vizcaya.

  • • Social Housing at 3, Avenida Elizatxo in Irún, Guipúzcoa.

Nursery School CEIP Luis Elejalde, Vitoria (Spain)

Factory for culture of Lekuona, Rentería (Spain)

Beta 2 Building (Stage II) in Zorrozaurre in Bilbao (Spain)

Portuguese company based in Lisbon and Cape Verde devoted to the construction, restoration, extension and remodelling of all types of buildings (residential and non-re-sidential) of both, unique and high technical complexity projects and rapid intervention projects.

The development of its activity is based on a dynamic and experienced team of professio-nals capable of providing flexibility and accuracy. These features differentiate UDRA from other companies within the sector and guarantee full compliance with deadlines, re-gulations, safety and a relationship of cooperation and mutual help with clients.

UDRA PROJECTS

  • • Residential Buildings at Almarjão, Miraflores.

  • • Residential Building Batch 14.4 Lago Altear, Lisbon.

  • • Residential Building at 26-30, Luis Bivar, Lisbon.

  • • Residential Buildings at 70, Duque Loulé, Lisbon.

  • • 4* Browns Avenida Hotel, Lisbon.

  • • Hotel Geriátrico Amazing, Sintra.

  • • Hotel Convento de S. Domingos, Lisbon.

  • • 5* H10 The One Palacio da Anunciada Hotel, Lisbon.

  • • Residential Building at 17, Praça Jose Fontana, Lisbon.

  • • Residential Building Luciano Cordeiro & Largo Palmeiras, Lisbon. Stage I.

  • • Linea Residences Building.

  • • Duque de Bragança Premiun Apartments, Lisbon (Portugal).

Residential Buildings at Almarjão, Miraflores (Portugal)

Residential Building Batch 14.4 Lago Altear, Lisbon (Portugal)

Residential Building at 26-30, Luis Bivar, Lisbon (Portugal)

Residential Buildings at 70, Duque Loulé, Lisbon (Portugal)

Science and Technology Park of Cerdanyola del Valles, Barcelona (Spain)

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

RENEWABLE ENERGY

The development of clean energies, the respect for the environment and the implementation of sustainable development policies and energy efficiency are the pillars of SANJOSE Energía y Medio Ambiente.

Aware of the importance of the climate change, GSJ carries out resear-ches on and develops sustainable energy solutions capable of reducing the consumption of energy and optimising the use of clean energies by the application of avant garde technologies.

The Group provides this line with high added value through its expe-rience as contractor and promoter, the professionals integrating the company and the specialised services and solutions tailored to address clients' needs at each stage of the project: Engineering (design and analysis), Operation and Maintenance and Energy Management.

Operation and sale of energy of the Txomin Enea District Heating Power Plant. of the Txomin Enea Neighbourhood of San Sebastian (Spain)

SANJOSE ENERGÍA Y MEDIO AMBIENTE PROJECTS

  • • Energy supply of electricity, optimisation and maintenance of the buildings of the City Hall of Vitoria.

  • • Operation and sale of energy of the Txomin Enea District Hea-ting Power Plant. of the Txomin Enea Neighbourhood of San Sebastian.

  • • Science and Technology Park of Cerdanyola del Valles, Barcelona. Sale of electrical and thermal energy.

  • • PV solar farm in Alcaudete, Jaen / 5,4 MW.

  • • Improvement of the energy efficiency system of the buildings property of the Government of Canarias. Sale of electrical and thermal energy.

ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF 42 BUILDINGS OF THE CITY HALL OF VITORIA

Vitoria (Spain)

The 4-year contract called "Management of electricity supply, optimisation and comprehensive maintenance with total guarantee of electrical installations in 42 municipal buildings" carried out by SANJOSE is a global and integrated action that allows meeting regulatory requirements, achieving significant energy and economic savings, and ensuring environmental sustainability through efficient management of energy generation and consumption.

The City Council of Vitoria manages buil-dings and premises of municipal owners-hip with different typology, age, use and schedules. The chosen buildings, which re-present an area of 535,364 m², have been selected based on two key criteria: higher electricity consumption and a representati-ve sample of the different types of existing municipal buildings: centres for the elderly, municipal schools, educational and cultural centres, sports, etc.

The main objectives of the service are to reduce electricity consumption and CO2 emissions, rationalise the use of electricity, boost sustainable development of the who-le city, maintain the facilities at the opti-mum level, improve the heritage of electri-cal installations and guarantee the comfort of users and workers.

TXOMIN ENEA DISTRICT HEATING POWER PLANT

San Sebastián (Spain)

Design, execution and operation for 15 years of a power plant that will serve 1,458 housing units and heat more than 104,246 sqm. In the neighbourhood of Txanomin Enea, one of the last major urban deve-lopments in San Sebastián and possibly the most relevant "Smart City" area in the Basque Country, thanks to a plan that in-cludes, among other actions, a sustainable power plant and a heat network that su-pplies its demand for energy. hot water and heating through a 'District Heating' system. A building capable of producing sustainable energy for its inhabitants at a lower cost and, equally, capable of re-ducing 80% of CO2 emissions.

Among its facilities highlight 2 biomass boilers of 1.400 kW of thermal power withmaximum content of humidity of 55% and 2 natural gas boilers of 2.300 kW each, with exchanger fumes-water manufactured in stainless steel to achieve high instantaneous yields of the set and external heat recovery.

The installation, which will be of variable flow, is composed of two groups of pum-ping; one in each primary circuit of the boiler and a pumping group consisting of five pumps for distribution to the district network.

The infrastructure that integrates the en-tire District Heating system includes, in addition to this building, the distribution network and all its accessories, from the thermal installations to each substation of the residential buildings and premises.

Investment within the EU 'Replicate' Project that generates sustainable energy at a lower price and reduces CO2 emissions by 80%

DISTRICT HEATING AND COOLING POLIGENERATION POWER PLANT ST-4 OF THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PARK PARC DE L'ALBA

Cerdanyola del Vallès, Barcelona (Spain)

Design, execution, operation and exploi-tation for the following 20 years of this in-dustrial plant that generates the electrical and thermal energy that supplies the plots of the Urban Development Consortium of Cerdanyola del Vallès, giving service among others to the first particle accelerator in Spain and southwestern Europe: Alba Synchrotron.

This plant reduces the primary energy consumption of 109,000 MWh year and avoids the emission of 7,500 tons of CO2 annually (21,000 tons upon completion of the plants), representing almost 35% with respect to the traditional systems.

The plant has pioneering facilities at Euro-pean level subsidised by the EU under the frameworks of the Polycity project, such as: a double effect refrigeration machine by absorption unique in Europe; a high-ca-pacity thermal storage tank that allows the plant to operate at a constant rate 24 hours a day, or an advanced energy mana-gement system that optimises efficiency.

The system will also incorporate two re-newable energy facilities on a trial basis at European level: a biomass gasification plant and a solar cooling plant.

5.4 MW PV SOLAR PLANT IN JAEN

Alcaudete, Jaen (Spain)

Design, construction and operation of a 5.4

MW renewable energy project located on

an area of 14 hectares designed to supply

enough electrical energy to meet the de-

mand of 1,500 conventional homes over a

period of 20/25 years.

The photovoltaic plant is made up of 486

dual axis solar trackers, 24,432 solar panels

and 7 Transformation Centres with two

transformers each.

The complex is controlled by computer

(SCADA) from anywhere with internet

access and is capable of moving each of

the trackers independently, with produc-

tion control and breakdown control. It has

a perimeter of 4,000 metres controlled by

infrared ray barriers and 16 Domes.

El Carmen Dr. Luis Valentin Ferrada Hospital of Maipu, Santiago de Chile

HOSPITALES

BUILDINGS, ENERGY POWER PLANTS

AND FACILITIES

CONSERVATION OF PARKS AND GARDENS

TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

Through SANJOSE Concesiones y Servicios the Group fosters its di-versification and geographical expansion strategy by means of the development of new business models that enable the participation in long-term maintenance and service agreements and the establishment of new public-private partnerships capable of developing modern infras-tructure which responds to present and future needs of the society.

The experience and specialisation in sundry areas allow relying for each project on multidisciplinary teams of professionals who optimise the resources, maximise profitability, booster the use of new technologies and, to sum up, provide efficient and tailored solutions to concessional regimes or services requested by clients, among which highlight top le-vel private and public entities, such as: the Ministry of Development of Spain, the Ministry of Public Works of Chile, National Heritage of Spain, the City Hall of Madrid, Telefonica, Aena, Real Madrid, sundry domestic and international hospitals, etc.

Metropolitan Hospital of La Florida, Santiago de Chile

HOSPITALS

Under concession regime

  • • El Carmen Dr. Luis Valentin Ferrada Hospital of Maipu, Santiago de Chile.

  • • Dr. Eloísa Díaz Insunza Metropolitan Hospital of La Florida, Santiago de Chile.

Maintenance

  • • Gregorio Marañon University Hospital, Madrid.

  • • La Mancha - Centro Hospital Complex , Alcazar de San Juan.

  • • Logistic healthcare platform of the Province of Jaen (5 hospitals and 174 health care centres).

Electromedical services

  • • San Vicente del Raspeig Hospital.

  • • Transfuccion Centre of Alicante.

  • • Sant Joan d'Alacant University Hospital, Alicante.

  • • Hospital San Agustín, Seville.

  • • Sant Joan de Deu Hospital, Barcelona.

  • • Quirón Hospital of Tenerife.

  • • San Juan de Dios Hospital Order of the province of Baetica (15 centres).

  • • Infanta Luisa Hospital, Seville.

  • • Institut d´Oncología (VHIO) of the Vall d´Hebron Hospital, Barcelona.

  • • Hospital of Badalona, Barcelona.

  • • Consorci Sanitari del Garraf (2 hospitals and a rehabilitation centre).

  • • Hospital of El Bierzo, Leon. (Radiology).

  • • Electrocardiographs prisons dependent on the Ministry of the Interior (70 centres).

  • • Santa Catalina Hospital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

  • • Santa Cruz Hospital, Tenerife.

  • • Clínica de Onyar, Girona.

  • • Cínica de Ponent, Lleida.

  • • Terres de l'Ebre, Tarragona.

  • • Hospital of Pallars, Lleida.

  • • Clínica la Arruzafa, Córdoba.

  • • Public Company of Health Emergencies (EPES) of Andalusia (41 centres).

EL CARMEN DR. LUIS VALENTIN FERRADA HOSPITAL OF MAIPU AND ELOÍSA DÍAZ INSUNZA METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL OF LA FLORIDA

Maipu y La Florida, Santiago de Chile

BOT (Built, Operate & Transfer) consisting of the design, construction and complete management for 15 years (except health services).

Infrastructure services. Water, energy, ligh-ting, conditioning, pa system, medicine gas network, vertical transport, industrial equi-pment, non-medical furniture.

Non-health care services Green spaces and landscape, cleaning, waste treat-ment, uniforms, cafeteria, security con-trol, nursery, etc.

Built surface. 142,633 m². Beds. 766.

Intensive Care Units. 90. Day-care hospital beds. 68. Surgery rooms. 34.

Car park spaces. 1,107.

Engineering and design. GSJ Solutions. Construction. SANJOSE Constructora. Architects. BBATS Consulting & Projects y Murtinho + Raby Arquitectos.

Metropolitan Hospital of La Florida, Santiago de Chile

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El Carmen Dr. Luis Valentin Ferrada Hospital of Maipu, Santiago de Chile

Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid (Spain)

BUILDINGS, ENERGY POWER PLANTS AND FACILITIES

  • • Santiago Bernabéu Stadium of the Real Madrid Football Club.

  • • Real Madrid Sports City in Valdebebas, Madrid.

  • • Headquarters of the Official Credit Institute, Madrid.

  • • Firemen buildings and facilities of the City Council of Madrid.

  • • Headquarters of the Ministry of work and social matters of the Generalitat, Barcelona.

  • • Heat and Cool Polygeneration ST-4 Power Plant in Cerdanyola del Vallés, Barcelona.

  • • 5.4 MW PV solar plant in Alcaudete, Jaen.

  • • Fishing port of Vigo.

  • • Terminal Building of the Airport of Vigo.

  • • Five real estate properties of Inmobiliaria Colonial, Madrid.

  • • Theatre - Auditorium of Revellin, Ceuta.

  • • Buildings of the Directorate General of Police, Catalonia.

  • • Buildings of the Directorate General of Police in Central Organisations of Madrid.

  • • Factory and Central Offices of Thyssen in Mostoles, Madrid.

  • • Headquarters of the General Intervention of the State Adminis-tration (IGAE) in Madrid.

  • • Air conditioning of the Health Centres of the South and West areas of the Community of Madrid.

  • • Air conditioning of the Health Centres of the North and Northeast areas of the Community of Madrid.

  • • The Gates Hotel Barcelona 4*.

  • • Department of Labour of the Generalitat of Catalonia in Taulat and Paralell, Barcelona.

  • • Biomass plant and heat network in the eco-sustainable neighbourhood Txomin Enea, San Sebastián.

  • • Facility Management at the headquarters of Michelin Aveni-da in Tres Cantos, Madrid.

  • • Electrical works of the Municipal Building of the city Council of Vitoria.

SANTIAGO BERNABEU STADIUM

Capacity. 81,044 seats. VIP grades. 245. "Bernabeu Tour" Museum.

Preventive, Corrective and Techni-cal-Legal Maintenance of high and low voltage electrical installations, air con-ditioning and sanitary hot water, plum-bing, anti-intrusion, fire protection, hydrotherapy areas, sewage treatment plant, facilities control system, lifting devices, etc.

SPORTS CENTRE OF THE REAL MADRID FC

Valdebebas, Madrid (Spain)

Surface plot of land. 1,200,000 m². Developed surface. 360,000 m². Built surface. 21,578 m². Football pitches. 10.

Alfredo Di Stefano Stadium. 6,000 seats.

Service Ser+Verde, Madrid (Spain)

CONSERVATION OF PARKS AND GARDENS

  • • Conservation of the gardens of National Heritage.

  • • Ser+Verde non-programmed actions and immediate works in green spaces in Madrid.

  • • Conservation and improvement works of Municipal green spaces, line up trees and urban furniture of San Sebastián de los Reyes (Madrid).

  • • Maintenance and conservation of the green spaces of Ferrol (A Coruña).

  • • Maintenance and cleaning of parks, green areas and related furniture at Paracuellos de Jarama.

  • • Comprehensive management of public green areas and alignment trees corresponding to the urbanization of "Fuentelucha" and public schools and nursery schools in Alcobendas, Madrid (Lot 2).

  • • Comprehensive management of trees in the Soto de La Mora-leja, Encinar de los Reyes, Arroyo de la Vega and business park. Lot 3 of Alcobendas, Madrid.

  • • Refurbishment, repair and conservation of the set of buildings and public spaces whose competence corresponds to the Villa-verde District of the Madrid City Council (Lot 4).

  • • Remodelling works in various areas in the Ensanche de Barajas, Madrid.

  • • Improvement and adaptation of landscaped areas in the dele-gation of El Pardo - Zarzuela, Madrid.

  • • Conservation and cleaning service for the Polvoranca park in Leganés Madrid.

  • • Use management works in the Dionisio Ridruejo park in the Moratalaz district, Madrid.

  • • Refurbishment programme in green areas in the neighbourhoods of Valladolid. Batch 1: right bench of the Pisuerga river.

GARDENS OF NATIONAL HERITAGESER+VERDE SERVICE

Madrid (Spain)

The Ser + Verde service has the purpose of solving exceptional situations related to trees that pose a very high risk of genera-ting damages or that have directly caused them and therefore require

Main provisions under this contract are as follows:

  • - To develop a system of systematic, order-ly and continuous inspections of trees, to control the existing risk.

  • - To unify criteria and methodologies for evaluating trees.

  • - To have the most modern and latest woodland evaluation techniques in terms of tree irrigation.

  • - To carry out the necessary actions (pru-ning, felling or others) that reduce the im-minent risk of trees to acceptable levels.

  • - To act in those incidents that may pose a risk to citizens for reasons of urgency and imminent risk and that have not been addressed by the Fire Department. Said incidents must be attended to around the clock and every day of the year.

-To perform statistical monitoring of inci-dents caused by trees, in order to collect historical information to improve knowle-dge of the real causes of accidents.

Maintenance and preservation of the jewels of Spanish culture, such as the gardens of La Granja de San Ildefonso (50 hectares), Aran-juez (43 hectares), El Pardo (40 hectares) and El Escorial (25 hectares), as well as the Campo del Moro in Madrid (20 hectares). This contract is highly demanding due to their ecological, historical and social value; and the complexity implied by the diversity of styles in the gardens, from the neoclassi-cal to the Renaissance, and various French and English landscape influences.

The project demands the utmost care, de-dication and professionalism, both for the maintenance, adaptation and conservation of the palatial gardens with different styles commented, as well as for the forest and mountain areas that require a meticulous work of repopulation, mainly of holm oaks, oak groves and especially pine, as a means of defence against erosion.

Total surface. 600 hectares. Garden areas. 73 hectares. Meadow surface. 11 hectares. Banks of shrubs. 9 hectares. Banks of trees. 92 hectares. Tress. 6,345.

Road maintenance on State roads on sector CC-3 Caceres, Extremadura (Spain)

TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

  • • Road maintenance on State roads on sector CC-3 Caceres, Extremadura.

  • • Winter maintenance and daily conservation Pontevedra Sur.

  • • Road maintenance on State roads on sector Lorca.

  • • Road maintenance on State roads on sector Murcia.

ROAD MAINTENANCE ON STATE ROADS ON SECTOR CC-3 CACERES

Caceres (Spain)

Conservation and maintenance of state roads during 4 years of 254 Km. of roads plus ser-vice roads. Highlight mainly: A-66 Highway "Ruta Vía de la Plata" from k.p. 507+600 (Ca-ñaveral North) and 598+300 (province border with Badajoz) and National Road N-630 from k.p. 515+000 and 598+145, running parallel to the above-mentioned A-66 stretch.

The contract includes the maintenance of pavement, horizontal and vertical signalling, containment systems, beaconing items, landmarks, conservation of drainage ele-ments, slopes, berms and of all the singular structures within the sector, among which hi-ghlight the viaducts over the rivers Almonte and Tajo with central spans of 184 meter and 220 meters, respectively and heights over 42 meters.

The contract also includes systematic or sporadic surveillance, accident care and all operations deemed necessary to deal with emergencies so as to guarantee normal road conditions, flow and safety.

Conservation and winter maintenance of 522 Km. of regional roads during 6 years in the south of Pontevedra. It includes systematic or sporadic surveillance ac-tions, assistance to accidents and all those operations deemed necessary to deal with emergencies so as to guarantee the normal conditions of the road in terms of traffic flow and safety.

Length. 522 km.

Average traffic flow. 9,000 vehicles.

STATE ROADS, SECTOR 1, MURCIA - LORCA

Lorca, Murcia (Spain)

Conservation and maintenance of state roads during 2 years of 181 Km. of roads plus service roads. It includes winter road maintenance services and auxiliary insta-llations.

Direct and telematic management of the tunnel of Lorca, with a total length of 1,500 meters and 350 meters of commu-nication and evacuation galleries. Screencentre running 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, automated fault detection system and maintenance of related facilities, ven-tilation, lighting, fire suppression, traffic lights, control of access, signalling, etc.

Length. 181 km.

Average traffic flow. 25,000 vehicles.

STATE ROADS, SECTOR 4 MURCIA

Murcia (Spain)

Conservation and maintenance of state roads during 6 years of 203.5 Km. of roads plus service roads.

Direct and telematic management of the tunnel of Alcantarilla, with a total length of 2,300 meters. Screen centre running 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, automatedfault detection system and maintenance of related facilities, ventilation, lighting, fire suppression, traffic lights, control of access, signalling, etc.

Length. 203.5 km.

Average traffic flow. 130,000 vehicles.

General Belgrano Water Treatment Plant, Buenos Aires (Argentina)

CIVIL ENGINEERING / INFRASTRUCTURE

ARCHITECTURE

REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT

TECHNOLOGY / R&D&I / INDUSTRIAL

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Engineering company of Grupo SANJOSE whose mission is to promo-te responsible developments by providing integral solutions adapted to customers' needs, both regarding the design of a project and in its global management.

GSJ Solutions is a global provider of consultancy and project manage-ment services for any its lines of specialisation. It relies on the vehicles. experience and expertise necessary for promoting the optimisation of resources and, therefore, improving competitiveness and profitability of projects at any stage: planning, execution and operation.

The company's culture is based on the search for innovative solutions that add value to any activity and project with the main objective of guaranteeing its economic viability, efficiency, sustainability and com-pletion in the agreed time and budget.

Nuevavista Condominium at the district of Bellavista in Callao - 1,104 housing units - Lima (Peru)

GSJ SOLUTIONS

  • • Nuevavista Condominium at the district of Bellavista in Callao - 1,104 housing units - Lima (Peru).

  • • Parque Lagos. Urban Transformation of La Matanza - 20,562 housing units, Buenos Aires (Argentina).

  • • Enlargement of the General Belgrano Water Treatment Plant, Buenos Aires (Argentina).

  • • R&D&i project for a fixed and automatic fog detection and dissipa-tion system through the automatic diffusion of hy-groscopic agents.

  • • Advanced and rationalised modular hospital.

  • • Refurbishment of the General Hospital Zone # 5 in Zapatec, State of Morelos (Mexico).

  • • Robinson Club Resort, Salt Island (Cape Verde).

  • • Refurbishment of the General Hospital Zone # 5 in ZAtlixco - Metepec, State of Puebla (México).

  • • PV solar farm in Alcaudete, Jaen / 5,4 MW.

  • • El Carmen Dr. Luis Valentin Ferrada Hospital of Maipu, Santiago de Chile.

  • • Dr. Eloísa Díaz Insunza Metropolitan Hospital of La Florida, Santiago de Chile.

  • • District heating and cooling poligeneration power plant ST-4 of the science and technology park parc de l'alba.

  • • Offshore Oil Master Plan of the State of Veracruz (Mexico).

NUEVAVISTA CONDOMINIUM

District of Bellavista in the province of Callao, Lima (Peru)

Residential complex promoted and de-signed by Grupo SANJOSE in a privileged location in the district of Bellavista in Lima and very close to education centres, hospitals, shopping centres, green areas, etc.

The project contemplates a closed, quiet condominium with a high percentage ofpublic recreation spaces and green areas that favour the quality of life of all its in-habitants.

With a built surface of 94,434 m² arran-ged into 10 buildings that will house 1,104 homes of three different models so as to adapt to needs of final clients: 2 bedrooms, 3 bedrooms and 3 bedrooms plus garden.

Surface plot of land. 18,450 m². Built surface. 94,434 m². Buildings. 10.

Housing units. 1,104. Free surface. 69%.

Developer. San José Inmobiliaria Perú S.A.C. Architect. Joan Ipince.

Engineering and design. GSJ Solutions. Construction. SANJOSE Constructora.

PARQUE LAGOS. URBAN TRANSFORMATION OF LA MATANZA

Parque Lagos represents the greatest urban challenge of Argentina for the last 50 years. A key project for the future of Buenos Aires that will be located at La Tablada, on a surface of 1.222.665 m² including 20,562 homes, 20,575 par-king spaces, 200,000 m² of new streets, 160,000 m² of green spaces, 28 towers and the urban development of 35 blocks.

This important urban transformation has been carefully studied, especially in envi-ronmental terms, prioritising at all times the conservation of the existing environ-ment and trying to cause minimal impact on the same. Thus, a new concept of urba-nism that perfectly integrates the different buildings with the existing lakes and green spaces has been chosen.

Surface plot of land. 1,222,665 m². Parque Lagos surface. 745,355 m². Built surface. 1,857,721 m². Number of housing units. 20,562. Car park spaces. 20,575.

Towers. 28.

Blocks. 35.

Architects. Guillermo Reynés and Rodrigo Cruz. Engineering and design. GSJ Solutions. Project Management. Grupo SANJOSE.

GENERAL BELGRANO WATER TREATMENT PLANT

Design and construction of the expansion works (40,000 sqm) of the General Belgrano Water Treatment Plant, which will be carried out on the land adjacent to the current plant. It is an important engineering work that will make it possible to bring drinking water to the population of the metropolitan area of Buenos Aires.

The objective is to cover an additional daily flow of treated water of 1,000,000 m3 / day,raising the water production of the plant from the current maximum of 1,950,000 m³ / day to a maximum of 2,950,000 m³ / day.

The project, which will provide service to more than 12 million inhabitants, is one of the largest undertakings in the field of water developed in the district.

Built surface. 40,000 m².

Engineering and design. GSJ Solutions.

Construction. SANJOSE Constructora / Técnicas de Desalinización de Aguas.

R&D&I PROJECT FOR A FIXED AND AUTOMATIC FOG DETECTION AND DISSIPA-TION SYSTEM THROUGH THE AUTOMATIC DIFFUSION OF HYGROSCOPIC AGENTS

Lugo (Spain)

The A-8 Highway of the Cantabrico run-ning through Alto do Fiouco, in the pro-vince of Lugo, is frequently affected by dense and persistent fog with very spe-cific characteristics that seriously affect visibility.

The method designed and created by GSJ Solutions and proposed by SANJOSE Cons-tructora consists in the dissipation of fog by means of an automatic diffusion sys-tem by sprinklers / diffusers of a hygros-copic material, which agglutinates water droplets in the air, giving rise to others of greater size and that by this greater size precipitate in the form of rain or snow,all lodged in a fixed structure along the roadways. The construction of a support structure as a lightweight pergola has been thought for the arrangement of sprinklers since it only has to support its own weight and that of the diffusers network and have sufficient gauge for the passage of vehi-cles, equivalent to that of a road tunnel. The installation of the hygroscopic mate-rial contribution will be fully automatic.

The system has been patented for use on motorways and railways, as well as airport infrastructure.

In the event of a contingency generated by Covid-19, Grupo SANJOSE offers a con-cept of health infrastructure that stands out for its adaptability, rapid construction and quality. This project has been deve-loped from a modular and parameterized conception, which allows it to be quickly complemented with the specific sugges-tions and requirements that the client may provide.

The proposed design is a modular system that can be adapted to any need, place and size; to which "functional containers" of pre-established dimensions are incorpora-ted to adapt to each functional program-me. The functional modules can be: ICU, Entrance, Emergency, Services, Outpa-tient, Conventional Hospital and Surgical Module modules.

The modular system allows us to rationali-se its construction. Standardised and inter-changeable elements, designed to be easily assembled and be part of a whole. In turn, the elements can be industrialized or pre-fabricated allowing a systematization of the entire construction process. The level of industrialisation and prefabrication will be adapted to the reality of each country.

Main advantages:

  • • Speed of execution of the work through the rationalized procedure used in its construc-tion, being able to be operative for its com-missioning in a much shorter period of time than with traditional construction systems.

  • • Possibility of being able to be built in pha-ses, if necessary, and to be able to conti-nue with the subsequent phases, without interrupting the normal operation of the phases already built.

  • • Adaptability of the modules to new con-figurations, both horizontally and vertica-lly, arising from the health needs of the moment, adapting them to the portfolio of services requested.

  • • Possibility of isolation of modules in case of need. Its configuration and de-sign allow direct access from the outside through locks.

  • • The fact that the facilities are housed under cover guarantees the safety of the modules that house patients at risk of contagion, and allows their inspection and maintenance with independent access from the outside.

  • • The facilities are designed according to a model for saving energy consumption and reducing CO2 emissions aligned with the measures to combat climate change promoted by the Energy Efficiency Direc-tives of the European Community and the last COP25 climate summit, held in 2019. To do this, it makes use of renewable energy sources, taking advantage of the large free roof area available in this mo-dular design, which allows incorporating both thermal and photovoltaic solar ener-gy systems. Likewise, the use of the most advanced facility control technology allows better performance of the systems and efficient use of the energy consumed.

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