Neolith and the UIC Barcelona LITEIS research group have signed a collaboration agreement to investigate innovative and sustainable architectural façades. At the signing of the agreement were José Luis Ramon (CEO) and David Bueno (CTO) of Neolith, and the rector of UIC Barcelona, Dr Alfonso Méndiz, who was accompanied by the professor of UIC Barcelona School of Architecture Dr Vicenç Sarrablo, and lecturers Dr Jordi Roviras and Cristina García Castelao.
In the words of José Luis Ramon, "at Grupo Neolith we never stop evolving, researching and developing new technologies. We want to continue to inspire and create living spaces that are an enjoyable experience. We want to make buildings and sustainable environments a reality: to live in new cities. We want to work responsibly with society and build a future for everyone."
UIC Barcelona’s rector, Alfonso Méndiz, explained that from the point of view of the university “we are very aligned with the spirit of Neolith and it is a pleasure to be able to collaborate with a company with whom we share many qualities, such as the commitment to innovation and sustainability".
Neolith is the world's leading brand in sintered stone: a revolutionary and innovative architectural surface with superior technical characteristics and made of 100% natural raw materials. Since its creation in 2009, Neolith has become the top choice for indoor and outdoor spaces, combining exquisite design with high functionality.
The scientific work of the LITEIS Group is based mainly around the innovation and development of new building systems that capable of responding to the current sustainability and industrialisation needs of architecture linked to housing and architectural heritage. Among its strengths are multiple collaborations with the construction industry; the ability to employ architectural demonstrators to test developed innovations; and extensive experience in producing results-based patents.
