A cutting-edge partner in the engineering field: SI.ME.TE. next to Derthona Basket for the second year in a row
From its origins in the 1800s to its merger with Derthona Basket, SI.ME.TE. Srl has come a long way , and will continue to sponsor the Bianconeri club next season.
The Turin-based company specializes in civil, structural, and infrastructural engineering, architecture, and construction site safety coordination. Founded in 1891 by engineer Pietro Gambetta, the firm of the same name has since experienced steady growth, both in terms of staff and revenue, through the addition of new partners and name changes, to the point where it is now ranked among the top 200 Italian engineering firms.
Leader in the design of buildings and infrastructures intended for civil, tertiary and industrial use, SI.ME.TE. deals with the development of architectural projects and collaborates with various professional firms, supporting them in the engineering process. There are numerous works co-signed with the most famous names in national and international architecture, from Renzo Piano and Gae Aulenti to Richard Meyer and Norman Foster, to name a few. An activity which is accompanied by the coordination of safety in the planning and execution phases of the works, as well as fire prevention planning and technical investigations in the field through continuous monitoring campaigns of the structures and possible reading of the results remotely.
For Derthona Basket, joining SI.ME.TE means joining a solid and cutting-edge ally.
"We strongly believe in the use of renewable and alternative technologies as well as the most innovative technical and design solutions , without ever forgetting the knowledge gained from our previous experiences: we build the future by relying on the past. We are committed to " integrated design" : a deep integration between different design disciplines – architectural, structural, infrastructural, and MEP – allows for improved overall performance, rationalization of design, and savings in time and costs ," said CEO Stefano Dalmasso.
