Social responsibility

During the development of the Gremound system one of the main criterion, beside mass-production, was to be economical; this is important because it shows that even in low-cost housing programmes the goal of creating humane and decent living conditions, while being durable too, is essential and possible.
Among the materials used, the monolithic reinforced concrete structure is responsible for the durability, whilst the gypsum surfaces ensure a better sense of comfort due to their humidity allocation ability. Gremound’s technologic and educational system was set up in a way that it can reach a wide range of society in terms of employment, regardless of sex or age – from high-skilled engineers to actual physical workers, women and men can both find the part of the workflow, where they can exploit their capabilities to the greatest extent.
The annual finished buildings ensure the employees’ and subcontractors’ living, and even with all this, those living in the peripheries of society will still have the opportunity to have quality housing with low maintenance costs.