The notion that individuals are either "left-brained" or "right-brained" has persisted in popular culture for decades, appearing in self-help books, career guidance materials, and educational theories. However, modern neuroscience reveals a far more complex and interconnected reality of how our brains actually function. This prevalent misconception, while appealing in its simplicity, oversimplifies the intricate nature of human cognition and brain organization.

In 1984, a young architect named Andrew Denis was captivated by the idea of a “vacation home” that could not only be assembled quickly in a remote Caribbean location but also outlast hurricanes, mold, and saltwater exposure. At the time, sustainability was not a mainstream concept; “green” was simply a color, and building with minimal ecological impact seemed nearly impossible.  Today, GigaCrete stands as a leading force in the construction industry, offering a suite of advanced, “green” building products—PlasterMax, StuccoMax, BallistiCrete, and the GigaHouse system—that address some of the biggest challenges builders and developers face: speed of construction, durability, resilience to natural disasters, and environmental responsibility.