In a context where space and speed of implementation have become two of the most valued assets in contemporary construction, the need for flexibility is more relevant than ever. Public administrations, companies, and event organizers seek solutions capable of adapting to changing needs, temporarily occupying a space, or growing in tandem with the activity they host. It is in this scenario that Losberger De Boer's modular construction emerges as a solid, efficient response, perfectly aligned with the demands of the present: versatile, scalable, and relocatable structures that place adaptability at the heart of their design.

In a time of climate urgency, rethinking how we build is as important as redefining what we build. The construction sector, responsible for a high percentage of global CO2 emissions,₂ and waste generation, is facing a turning point. In this context, Losberger De Boer has developed a modular construction model that prioritizes real, measurable, and adaptable sustainability for each client.

Modular construction has ceased to be an alternative solution and has become a strategic option for many sectors. In the current context, where agile, efficient, and sustainable responses are required, companies like Losberger De Boer are redefining the concept of temporary infrastructure thanks to a firm commitment to technological innovation, customization, and efficiency.

On Monday 3 March, the Mobile World Congress kicks off, the year's major technological event and one of the most important events worldwide, where infrastructure plays a key role. Losberger De Boer, a leading company in the ephemeral and semi-permanent modular construction sector, is once again an essential ally of the fair, providing it with fast, flexible and long-lasting solutions to cover all its needs. Today, companies must adapt at an increasingly rapid pace and, in this context, LDB is presented as the innovative and sustainable solution. We spoke to the company's general manager in Spain, Mónica Melero.