
EMC3
An Alcobendas engineering and project-management company founded in 2006, covering permits, design, construction oversight, handover and regulatory approvals across Spain.
About EMC3
What EMC3 is
EMC3 is an engineering and project-management company founded in 2006 from earlier experience in design, construction, building systems, telecommunications and transportation in Argentina and Spain. Its Alcobendas office, in operation since 2015, serves projects throughout Spain.
Services
The company covers a project's life cycle from initial structure through commissioning. Services include:
- Government procedures: tracking permit and authorization applications and completing regulatory approvals
- Design documents: basic, construction, building-systems and activity projects; special plans and targeted amendments to municipal master plans; environmental-impact and health-and-safety studies; and technical legalization projects
- Third-party studies: geotechnical, noise and soil-quality studies and environmental controls
- Construction oversight: professional direction, safety coordination, planning, organization, site control, cost control and self-protection plans
- Completion and handover: as-built drawings and regulatory documentation
- ADR: dangerous-goods road-transport safety adviser services
- Maintenance: industrial-facility audits
Team and focus
The multidisciplinary team includes architects and engineers from several fields. An architecture department works on commercial fit-outs, medium and large retail spaces, retail rollouts and homes. The engineering department focuses on service stations and industrial buildings.
Clients and projects
Named work includes Alcampo and Carrefour service-station networks, Transportes Lara's new Alcobendas headquarters, a Smart office-upgrade campaign for Banco Santander, Thermomix and Kobold offices for Vorwerk, and Norauto quick-service auto shops.
Contact
Phone: +34 91 735 33 83. Email: emc3@emc3.com.es. Offices are in Alcobendas, Madrid.
The firm's value lies in coordinating design, permits, site control and handover; each proposal should identify which professional roles and government filings fall within its scope.
Engineering, construction and project management