1) Once finished the concrete slab (that won't be different from traditional ones) must be prepared de anchorage's irons for incorporating and fixing the structural's panels later.

2) The next phase consists in holding and aligning the base panels using autoadjustables metallic holders.

3) The panels subjetion's to the anchorage's irons will offer a better adherence.

4) The oppenings for doors and windows will be available at this time, or otherwise would be cut later, removing unnecesaries parts. All parts and structural crossings must be reinforced with metallic square mesh for a better adherence between them.

5) The roofs could be done in any kind of inclination, form or geometric composition, with flats, curves or compound surfaces.

6) After all this, would be placed and hosted electrical, telephone parts. It's about really simple and effective operations. The internal and external layers will work as structural covering. Those layers will be done in 3 phases, the first coat for covering the irons, the second coat to level out, and finishing with a high quality refination coat, respecting the concrete maturation times. The building would be ready for being finished with plaster, paint, layers, doors, etc.