Remodelando

Remodelando is the gerund form of the verb remodelar in Spanish and Portuguese, used to describe the act of remodeling, renovating, or restructuring a space, object, or system. It denotes ongoing action and is derived from the prefix re- (again, anew) and modelar (to shape or form).

In both languages, remodelar can refer to changes that range from cosmetic updates to substantial structural alterations. In architecture and interior design, remodelando describes projects that alter layouts, fixtures, materials, and finishes. The term is also used in product design and software development to indicate redesigns of interfaces, processes, or components.

Remodeling projects typically include residential renovations, commercial fit-outs, or urban planning changes. The process usually involves assessing needs, planning and budgeting, obtaining permits where required, demolition and construction, installing new systems or finishes, and conducting final inspections. Professionals commonly involved are architects, engineers, designers, contractors, and project managers, who work with clients to redefine function and aesthetic.

Regional usage varies. In Spanish, nouns such as remodelación or reforma are often used for the end result, while remodelando emphasizes the ongoing process. In Portuguese, remodelação can denote the act or result, with remodelando marking the activity in progress. The term also appears in marketing or media to describe makeover themes or transformation campaigns.