How Construcía used HONEXT® to improve Wallbox’s office acoustics.

How does HONEXT® embody these characteristics? What made it the right choice for the project?

HONEXT® met all the requirements we consider when designing a circular space.

First, the material is made from upcycled cellulose fibres recovered from the paper industry. As a result, valuable resources remain in use instead of becoming waste.

Furthermore, HONEXT® is free from toxic additives. This makes it suitable for projects that prioritise material health and indoor environmental quality.

Another important factor was its circular design. The material is intended to remain within a continuous cycle of use, supporting a more resource-efficient construction model.

In addition, HONEXT® offers a lower-impact alternative to conventional wood-based boards commonly used in interior construction.

For these reasons, HONEXT® was the natural choice for the project. It aligned with both our technical requirements and our sustainability objectives.

“We want buildings to be understood as material banks, as small urban mines, where the materials and products installed can be reinserted into a new cycle at the end of their useful life.”

How are HONEXT® and Construcía aligned in terms of values?

Our organisations share a common vision based on circular economy principles.

At Construcía, we are fully aware of the transformation that the construction sector needs to undergo. Therefore, we actively seek solutions that generate a positive impact on people, society and the environment.

Innovation is a key part of that journey. At the same time, continuous improvement and sustainability guide many of our decisions.

HONEXT® shares this approach. Both organisations believe that materials should be designed with their entire life cycle in mind.

As a result, our collaboration is built on shared values and a common goal: accelerating the transition towards a more circular and responsible construction industry.

Ultimately, innovation, sustainability and positive impact are part of the DNA of both HONEXT® and Construcía.

What have been the highlights of working with HONEXT®?

One of the biggest challenges in circular construction is the limited availability of healthy building materials and circular solutions.

Furthermore, many of the products currently available can be difficult to adapt to the specific requirements of a project.

HONEXT® stood out because it met all our material criteria. At the same time, the team was able to develop tailored solutions that responded to the project’s particular needs.

As a result, the collaboration went far beyond supplying a material. It became a shared development process.

Throughout the project, both teams worked closely together to address new challenges and identify the most suitable construction solutions.

Moreover, the experience became a valuable learning process for everyone involved.

The material exceeded our expectations. Equally important, the commitment and flexibility of the HONEXT® team played a key role in achieving the final result.

Will you continue using HONEXT® in future projects?

Absolutely.

Our goal is to contribute to a fully circular economy within the construction sector.

To achieve this, we believe it is essential to create an ecosystem of manufacturers, transformers and material recovery partners that share the same vision.

HONEXT® is clearly part of that ecosystem.

Furthermore, we want buildings to be seen as material banks rather than sources of waste. Every product and material should retain value beyond its first use cycle.

In other words, buildings should function as small urban mines. At the end of their useful life, materials should be recovered and reintroduced into new applications instead of being discarded.

Therefore, solutions such as HONEXT® are essential for accelerating the transition towards circular construction.

Ultimately, the future of the built environment depends on materials that are healthy, circular and designed for continuous reuse.