PCI Honors Exceptional Precast Concrete Projects That Last

The Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI) has honored several precast concrete projects from the past 50 years with PCI Longevity Awards. These building and transportation projects not only demonstrate exceptional craftsmanship and innovation, but also structures that embody longevity, resilience, and sustainability.

The winning projects symbolize the precast concrete’s enduring legacy and the industry’s dedication in advancing construction aesthetics and innovation. They were honored at the 2024 PCI Committee Days Conference, as part of PCI’s 70th anniversary. Projects were honored in Buildings and Transportation/Infrastructure categories and in three different time frames: 10 to 25 years, 25 to 50 years, and 50-plus years. 

“The PCI Longevity Award winning projects are iconic symbols of precast concrete timeless aesthetics and resilience,” said Bob Risser, PCI’s president and CEO. “They will endure for many generations to come.”

See all of the winning and honorable mention projects here. Watch the video of the winning projects. 

PCI Longevity Award Winning Projects – Buildings

10 to 25 Years

American Family Field, 2001

Milwaukee, Wis.

Wells and International Concrete Products

25 to 50 Years 

Aurora Justice Center, 1988

Aurora, Colo.

Wells

50-plus Years

IBM Building, 1962

Honolulu, Hawaii

Hawaiian Dredging Construction Company

PCI Longevity Award Winning Projects – Transportation/Infrastructure

10 to 25 Years

SR 20 Twisp River Bridge Replacement, 2000

Twisp, Wash.

Concrete Technology Corporation

25-50 Years

Valdez Floating Container Terminal, 1982

Valdez, Ark

Concrete Technology Corporation

50-plus Years

Seattle Monorail at 1962 World’s Fair, 1962

Seattle, Wash.

Concrete Technology Corporation