In Photo: Buildrite VP Marvin Estigoy is seen with Association of Structural Engineers of the Philippines (ASEP) National President Engr. Ademar C. Pama
Buildrite Supports ASEP Cebu in Advancing Structural Safety and Retrofitting Expertise
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Buildrite continues to support initiatives that strengthen technical expertise and promote safer, more resilient structures through its sponsorship of the Association of Structural Engineers of the Philippines (ASEP) Technical Seminar on Structural Evaluation and Retrofitting of Existing Structures, held on October 16–17, 2026, at Sarrosa International Hotel in Cebu City.
Representing Buildrite at the two-day seminar was Vice President Marvin Estigoy, underscoring the company’s commitment to working alongside industry organizations that champion professional development, engineering excellence, and responsible construction practices.
As buildings and infrastructure age, evaluating their structural condition and identifying appropriate retrofitting solutions become increasingly important. These processes help engineers determine whether existing structures can continue to meet safety requirements and what interventions may be needed to improve their performance and service life.
Through its support for ASEP, Buildrite helps advance opportunities for knowledge-sharing and technical discussions among professionals who play a vital role in maintaining the safety and integrity of the built environment.
The partnership reflects a shared interest in promoting construction practices grounded in technical knowledge, quality materials, and sound engineering principles. For Buildrite, supporting professional organizations such as ASEP is part of its broader engagement with the construction industry and its continuing efforts to contribute to better building outcomes.
By bringing together structural engineering professionals and industry partners, the seminar provided a venue for exchanging insights on the challenges and considerations involved in assessing and strengthening existing structures.
Buildrite’s participation also reinforces the value of collaboration between construction solution providers and engineering professionals. As the industry responds to evolving standards, aging infrastructure, and increasing expectations for structural performance, continued learning and cooperation remain essential. Magna Prime Engr. Cedrick Candelaria presented Buildrite’s products that support structural safety.
Through initiatives such as the ASEP Cebu technical seminar, Buildrite reaffirms its support for the professionals and organizations working to make the Philippine construction industry safer, stronger, and more resilient.
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