OREANDA-NEWS. CEMEX, S.A.B. de C.V. (“CEMEX”) (NYSE: CX) announced the winners of the XXIV Edition of the CEMEX Building Award at an awards ceremony held in the Colegio Vizcainas, a nonprofit educational institution in Mexico City.

This year’s CEMEX Building Award received 637 entries in the Domestic Edition and 36 entries in the International Edition. The participants’ buildings were constructed in Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, the Dominican Republic, Germany, Guatemala, Hungary, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, Spain, and the United States.

A 17-member jury, comprised of experts from the building industry, scholars, government institutions, and private organizations from eight different countries, evaluated the projects submitted. The winning entries were recognized for the diversity of their technical, conceptual, and aesthetic solutions as applied to their design, construction, or use.

The CEMEX Building Award recognizes the finest international buildings in three different categories, along with two special prizes. The Domestic Edition recognizes Mexican projects in nine separate categories, as well as four special prizes.

The winners of the XXIV Edition of the CEMEX Building Award are:

International Winners by Category:

Housing
BC House
Huixquilucan, State of Mexico
Project Representatives: Architect Daniel Sampson Farji, Architect Emilio Ades Cohen

Institutional-Industrial
Santa Maria de los Caballeros Chapel
Bogota, Colombia
Project Representative: Architect Felipe Gonzalez Pacheco Mejia

Infrastructure and Urbanism
Metro 4
Budapest, Hungary
Project Representative: Palatium St?di? kft.

Winners of International Special Prizes

Sustainable Building
La Cueva (The Cave)
Ocampo, Mexico
Project Representative: Dolores Maximino

Accessibility Congruence
Mulini Beach
Rovinj, Croatia
Project Representative: Sa?a Begovi?

Mexico Winners by Category

Single-Family Housing*
BC House
Huixquilucan, State of Mexico
Project Representatives: Architect Daniel Sampson Farji, Architect Emilio Ades Cohen

Vargas House
Queretaro, Queretaro
Project Representative: Architect Isaac Broid

*Tied vote

Low-Income Housing
?lika Residential
Veracruz, Veracruz
Project Representative: Architect Javier Antonio Ruiz Anitua

Medium and High-End Residential Complex
Amsterdam Building
Mexico City
Project Representative: Architect Jorge Hernandez de la Garza

Educational and Cultural Building
La Cueva (The Cave)
Ocampo, Coahuila
Project Representative: Dolores Maximino

Public Services and Assistance
San Bernabe Community and Sports Center
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon
Project Representative: Architect Felipe Pich-Aguilera Baurier

Commercial and Mixed Uses
Continental Guadalajara Santa Anita
Tlajomulco de Zu?iga, Jalisco
Project Representative: Engineer Roberto Burgos

Industrial Building Development
VENTIKAS I & II Wind Farm
General Bravo, Nuevo Leon
Project Representatives: Ventika S.A.P.I. de C.V., Ventika II S.A.P.I. de C.V., Acciona Energia Servicios Mexico S. de R.L. de C.V.

Urbanism*
Cuexcomatitlan Malecon
Tlajomulco de Zu?iga, Jalisco
Project Representatives: Tlajomulco City Council, Ismael del Toro Castro, Antonio Salazar Gomez, Engineer David Miguel Zamora Bueno

Urban Renewal of Interceptor Channel (Section 2)
Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes
Project Representatives: LM Arkylab, Secretariat of Public Works of Aguascalientes

*Tied vote

Infrastructure
Viaduct II Manzanillo
Manzanillo, Colima
Project Representative: Engineer Alejandro Ordaz Chavez

Winners of Special Prizes Mexico

Sustainable Building
La Cueva (The Cave)
Ocampo, Coahuila
Project Representative: Dolores Maximino

Accessibility Congruence
Morelos Street
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon
Project Representatives: Indira Kempis Mart?nez, Engineer Gabriel Eugenio Todd Alanis

Social Impact*
Eco Petreo
Espita, Yucatan
Project Representatives: M.A.A. Architect Roman J. Cordero Tovar, Architect Izbeth Katia Mendoza Fragoso

Cuexcomatitlan Malecon
Tlajomulco de Zu?iga, Jalisco
Project Representatives: Tlajomulco City Council, Ismael Del Toro Castro, Antonio Salazar Gomez, Engineer David Miguel Zamora Bueno

*Tied vote

Innovation in Techniques and Construction Processes
VENTIKAS I & II Wind Farm
General Bravo, Nuevo Leon
Project Representatives: Ventika S.A.P.I. de C.V. Ventika II S.A.P.I. de C.V., Acciona Energia Servicios Mexico S. de R.L. de C.V.