Every year at Guadua Bamboo, we take on a new challenge and push the limits of what can be built using Guadua angustifolia. This year is no different… except for the scale. We’ve officially started work on our largest bamboo structure to date!

This week, we completed the base platform for a brand-new bamboo structure, and as you can see, it’s no small task. The concrete slab sits firmly on a retaining wall made from locally sourced river stones.

In the rugged terrain of rural Colombia, some of the toughest jobs still rely on the raw power of nature. This handcrafted Guadua bamboo tripod is a perfect example of that.

Not every project has to be large-scale to make an impact. This week at the farm, we’ve been working on a small but stylish detail: handcrafted trash can covers made from Guadua Bamboo®.

Guadua Bamboo® collaborates with top experts to create a sustainable architectural landmark at Cerro Tusa Park in Venecia, Antioquia—blending tradition, innovation, and natural beauty.

Each year, Mysteryland sets itself apart not only with top-tier musical acts but also with breathtaking stage designs that emphasize creativity, sustainability, and a deep respect for the environment. This year, Mysteryland took an eco-conscious leap by incorporating bamboo as the primary material for one of its most iconic structures: the Pyramid Stage.

Discover Europe’s first 28-meter bamboo tower at Belgium’s Planckendael Zoo! This eco-friendly structure, crafted from sustainably sourced bamboo by Guadua Bamboo, sets a new standard for circular architecture and visitor experience.

In Colombia, bamboo construction is governed by strict building codes that demand high standards in material selection, treatment, and quality control—especially for public works.

At Hacienda Guadua Bamboo, sustainability is more than a buzzword; it’s a way of life. One of our latest projects—a bamboo outdoor bathroom cabin—exemplifies how bamboo can transform everyday needs into eco-friendly, functional, and beautiful solutions. This innovative project, featuring a composting toilet, is a game-changer for rural farms without access to running water. Through a step-by-step photo gallery, we want to inspire others to rethink waste management and showcase the potential of bamboo as a building material.