Because the construction sector is responsible for around 35% of greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union, starting from a sustainable foundation is a priority for BAMER. The wood used in our carpentry and partition systems is FSC® certified (Forest Stewardship Council®), one of the most reliable certifications worldwide, ensuring that the raw material comes from responsible and properly controlled sources.
Read MoreIn contemporary offices, agoras — or small auditoriums — are playing an increasingly important role. More than simple meeting areas, they are spaces designed to bring teams together, encourage knowledge sharing, host presentations and training sessions, and foster moments of collaboration and alignment.
Read MoreCafeterias are essential spaces in contemporary offices, promoting team spirit among employees. BAMER Portugal has been producing carpentry to equip these spaces, adapting them to the image and needs of each project.
Read MoreFurniture is essential in an office, especially tables, where most daily tasks are performed. For the Proman headquarters project, designed and built by Vector Mais, BAMER materialized several custom-made tables, helping to personalize this workspace in Lisbon.
Read MoreOne of the main focuses of the renovation of Novo Nordisk's office was sustainability. Bamer's WOOD partitions took on a prominent role, dividing workspaces, phone booths and meeting rooms.
Read MorePartitions are an essential element in any workspace, but the full view is not always desirable, and the smart glass is the perfect solution to avoid this.
Read MoreIn modern offices, lockers play an essential role in the organization of workspaces. In the Nestlé project, they were strategically located for easy access by all employees.
Read MorePartitions are essential in shared workspaces to separate public and private areas.
Read MoreAll corporate physical spaces are the reflection of a brand or company and bespoke carpentry is the best way to express it.
Read MoreAt a time when open spaces are changing, they are no longer spaces only with rows of desks and chairs, elements such as meeting or concentration booths are absolutely essential.
Read MoreThe OPENWALL system was essential for the functionality of the Porto Office Park auditorium.
Read MoreThe PLMJ headquarters in Lisbon was one of the most challenging and appealing projects we have done in recent years. In addition to carpentry, Bamer also created bespoke partitions, based on the project of the studio Bak Gordon Arquitectos.
Read MoreIn Alto de Santa Catarina, a project fully equipped with Bamer carpentry, a solid walnut cabinet serves a dual function: separating two areas of the living room and providing storage.
Read MoreOSB (or oriented strand board) is one of the most versatile materials in construction and interiors. Bamer has used OSB in several projects.
Read MoreProducing carpentries for residential developments and hotels, among other areas, Bamer creates tailor-made pieces of the most diverse elements needed in a home or hotel room.
Read MoreIn the project of the Uría Menéndez - Proença de Carvalho office in Lisbon, Bamer played an essential role through the installation of partitions and custom-made carpentries.
Read MoreIn the PLMJ office, the carpentries produced by Bamer were essential to the project, with emphasis on the panels used in the auditorium, reception and cafeteria.
Read MoreMore and more, interior projects make a difference through custom-made furniture. In the case of the new Spaces Marquês de Pombal, Bamer produced all carpentry, including this sideboard.
Read MoreOur OCCA integrated cabinet system has been the solution for many projects, providing discreet and versatile storage in several offices.
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