Monolithic reinforced concrete is used for massive foundations, non-typical building parts, tunnels, viaducts, TV towers, industrial chimneys, dams, retaining walls, and monuments. These structures are highly durable, and the material easily adapts to complex shapes, allowing for curved elements.

Concrete and reinforced concrete are cost-effective due to the availability of raw materials (sand, gravel) and the use of cement as a binder. They are versatile and highly durable materials.

The process includes:

• Assembling and installing prefabricated formwork panels and blocks; 

• Setting up scaffolding, walkways, and work platforms; 

• Installing prefabricated elements for hybrid structures; 

• Installing and mounting reinforcement; 

• Pouring concrete structures; 

• Maintaining concrete during curing; 

• Dismantling, cleaning, and repairing formwork and scaffolding for reuse. 

These stages are repeated cyclically, optimizing cost and efficiency.