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Cemex names winners of the 35th Premio Obras Cemex
Cemex announced the winners of the 2026 Premio Obras Cemex at a ceremony in Mexico.
The awards recognized Mexican architecture and construction projects across six categories.
First-place projects included Casa Tao, Puente Las Truchas, Parque Quintana Roo, Residencial Montebosco Torre Fresno, Jardín Termal, and Ayuntamiento y Jardín Central de Tizayuca.
Architect Javier Sordo Madaleno received the Lorenzo H. Zambrano lifetime achievement award for his career and work in Mexico and internationally.
The ceremony also recognized two recipients of the Cemex Architect Marcelo Zambrano Scholarship, which supports young Mexican architects.
The prize has recognized architecture and construction in Mexico since 1991, and this edition began a new biennial format.
Cemex announced the winners of the 35th Premio Obras Cemex at a ceremony recognizing Mexican projects in architecture and construction.
The edition marked the award’s transition to a biennial format.
A jury of construction specialists from Mexico and other countries selected projects across six categories.
Architect Javier Sordo Madaleno received the Premio Cemex a la Vida y Obra Lorenzo H. Zambrano.
The ceremony also recognized two recipients of the Cemex Arquitecto Marcelo Zambrano scholarship.
- Who
- Cemex announced the winners of the 35th Premio Obras Cemex.
- What
- The awards recognized Mexican projects in six categories. Javier Sordo Madaleno also received a lifetime achievement award.
- When
- At a ceremony reported on November 13, 2026. The ceremony date is not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The awards recognize works for their contributions to architecture and construction in Mexico.
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- Edition
- 35th Premio Obras Cemex
- Categories
- 6
- First-place winner
- Casa Tao
- First-place winner
- Puente Las Truchas
- Lifetime achievement recipient
- Javier Sordo Madaleno
- Scholarship recipients
- Roberto Rodríguez Martínez (2025) and Rodrigo Molina Rueda (2026)