Ángel Alfocea is CEO of WES, a Spanish company specializing in timber industrialized construction and the development of advanced modular solutions. As the second generation of a family-owned business, he has built his career within the manufacturing and industrial environment, contributing to the sector’s evolution for more than twenty-five years. He has extensive experience in developing industrialized building systems, designing robotic production lines, and planning factories for the manufacture of 2D panels and 3D volumetric modules. He has been involved in every stage of the process, from technical design and production engineering to automation, manufacturing, and on-site assembly. He currently leads WES’s growth and innovation strategy, promoting a more efficient, sustainable, and scalable approach to construction, with particular applications in residential, hotel, and tourism projects. His vision combines technical expertise, industrial experience, and a strong commitment to transforming today’s construction model through technology, precision, and a practical, forward-looking, market-driven perspective.
WES is a Spanish company specializing in industrialized timber construction, focused on the design, engineering, manufacturing, and assembly of high-value building solutions. With more than twenty-five years of experience in the sector, it combines technical expertise, industrial capacity, and automation to transform architectural projects into efficient, precise, and scalable systems. The company develops 2D panelized structures and building envelopes, 3D volumetric modules, and industrialized solutions for façades, bathrooms, and other building components. Its approach covers the entire process, from defining the construction system and production engineering to factory manufacturing, logistics, and on-site assembly. From its facilities in Alicante, WES works on residential, hotel, and tourism projects, collaborating with architects, developers, construction companies, and operators. Its goal is to shorten delivery times, improve quality, optimize resources, and advance toward a more sustainable, innovative, and industrialized construction model, adapted to current market needs and the evolving demands of the international hospitality sector.
