Projects in Ecuador

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Exclusive 23-story residential tower protected with 84 state-of-the-art SLB energy dissipators. Located in Manta, Ecuador, this high-rise project integrates cutting-edge technology to maximize structural resilience to earthquakes, guaranteeing the safety of its residents and the integrity of the investment in one of the most seismically active areas of the Ecuadorian coast.

Structural reinforcement project of a 7-story building through the installation of 43 SLB energy dissipators. Located in Manta, Ecuador, and completed in 2016, this project is a benchmark in the recovery and improvement of existing infrastructure, using our technology to drastically increase the seismic resilience of the hotel and guarantee the maximum safety of its guests.

A four-level research facility equipped with 31 fourth-generation SLB energy dissipators. Located in Quito, Ecuador, and completed in 2017, this project stands out for its application of seismic control technology in both academic and military settings, ensuring the protection of high-precision equipment, specialized laboratories, and the safety of the university community in the event of severe seismic activity.

A six-story hospital building protected with 17 fourth-generation SLB energy dissipators. Located in Riobamba, Ecuador, and completed in 2016, this project stands out for prioritizing safety in the healthcare sector, using seismic control technology to guarantee the protection of patients, medical personnel, and the operational continuity of the facilities after a seismic event.

A four-story industrial facility protected with 44 fourth-generation SLB energy dissipators. Located in Guayaquil, Ecuador, and completed in 2017, this project demonstrates the versatility of our technology in the agro-industrial sector, where seismic control is essential to prevent catastrophic structural failures, protect grain storage, and ensure the plant's operational continuity after an earthquake.