The Slag Cement Association (SCA) announced 14 construction projects from across the United States as winners of its 2025 Slag Cement in Sustainable Concrete Awards. The projects were awarded in six categories: lower carbon concrete, infrastructure, high performance, architectural, durability, and innovative applications.
“The Slag Cement in Sustainable Concrete Awards highlights the remarkable versatility of slag cement in our built environment,” said SCA Membership and Marketing Director Nick Brimley. “Whether achieving high-performance requirements in parking structures or enhancing the architectural beauty of our concrete buildings, the industry continues to rely on slag cement to deliver durable, resilient, and sustainable results.”
The winning projects and slag cement producer, by category, are:
Lower Carbon Concrete
- Meta AI-Designed Mix for Rosemount Data Center, Rosemount, Minn.; Amrize.
- Principio, Andover, Mass.; Amrize.
- Pasco Ready Mix – Spring Hill Concrete Production Facility, Spring Hill, Fla.; Quikrete Cement.
- Old Dominion Freight Facility Exterior Pavement, Tonawanda, N.Y.; St Marys Cement.
Infrastructure
- McLean Boulevard, Elgin, Ill.; Skyway Cement Co.
High Performance
- Froedtert Hospital Blue Parking Structure, Milwaukee; St Marys Cement.
- Project Heat, Chicago; St Marys Cement.
Architectural
- Gensco Logistics Center, Salem, Ore.; Ash Grove Cement.
- Aquilla J. Morgan High School, Wimauma, Fla.; Quikrete Cement.
Durability
- State Road 249 / Port of Indiana Bridge Replacement, Portage, Ind.; Ozinga.
- NYS Thruway Authority I-90 Rehab Project, Victor, N.Y.; St Marys Cement.
Innovative Applications
- Sanford Dam Auxiliary Spillway, Sanford, Mich.; St Marys Cement.
- Rogue Wind Farm, Patton, Pa.; Heidelberg Materials.
- US 181 Harbor Bridge Replacement Project, Corpus Christi, Texas; Texas Lehigh Cement Co. and Skyway Cement Co.
