San Francisco’s tallest affordable housing project, a striking addition to the skyline in Detroit, Mich., and a bridge providing a vital link in Philadelphia, Pa., are just a few of the compelling precast concrete projects that received 2026 PCI Design Awards, presented by the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute.
Now in its 63rd year, the PCI Design Awards recognize the most creative and innovative uses of precast concrete. Panels of engineers, architects, and precast concrete producers judge all submittals. The buildings and transportation categories are judged on aesthetic, structural, and versatility use; site, energy and operational efficiency, and risk reduction; and resiliency, such as structure durability, multi-hazard protection, and life safety and health.
Several projects are also honored with special awards. These are judged on similar criteria to the building and transportation projects, as well as additional requirements, including industry advancement, sustainable design, technology, and designs using all-precast concrete solutions. These are the All-Precast Concrete Solution Award, the Building Information Modeling (BIM) Award, the Harry H. Edwards Industry Advancement Award, and the Sustainable Design Award. New this year, the Structural Innovation Award recognizes a project for its outstanding structural achievement.
“The 2026 PCI Design Award winners have once again demonstrated that precast concrete is the most attractive, efficient, and resilient building solution for many of today’s projects,” said PCI President and CEO Bob Risser. “The precast concrete industry continues to supply the materials for building new structures and infrastructure projects that champion progress and innovation. Congratulations to the PCI Design Awards winners for driving innovation and inspiring future designs.”
Winning projects will be recognized on February 4 at the 2026 PCI Convention in Kansas City, Mo. PCI publications, including Ascent, PCI Journal, and ASPIRE magazines, will also feature the winning projects in future issues.
View this year’s winners and honorable mentions. View past winners.
2026 PCI Design Awards Winning Projects – Specials
All-Precast Concrete Solution Award
USC Foundation Gateway 737
Columbia, S.C.
Metromont
Building Information Modeling (BIM) Award and Government and Public (Co-Winner)
Crow Museum of Asian Art
Dallas
Wells – Hillsboro, Texas
Harry H. Edwards Industry Advancement Award and Multi-Family
921 Howard
San Francisco
Willis Construction Co., Inc.
Structural Innovation Award and Bridge with a Main Span More Than 201 Feet
Schuylkill Banks: Christian to Crescent Cable Stayed Bridge
Philadelphia
The Fort Miller Co. Inc.
Sustainable Design Award and Government and Public (Co-Winner)
Charles R. Jonas Federal Courthouse Annex & Modernization
Charlotte, N.C.
Wells – Ashland City, Tenn.
Special Awards Jury
Matthew Huslig, Engineering Manager, Coreslab Structures (MIAMI)
Suzanne Lianopoulos, Director of Marketing – Concrete, Sika Corporation
Christopher Zajac, Director of Production and Engineering, County Prestress & Precast LLC
2026 PCI Design Awards Winning Projects – Buildings
Data Center
Oppidan Data Center
Olathe, Kan.
Enterprise Precast Concrete
Higher Education/University
Drosdick Hall- Home of the College of Engineering
Villanova, Pa.
High Concrete Group
International Building
Parque LA PLANCHA
Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico
Predecón
Justice/Correctional
40th Precinct
Bronx, N.Y.
High Concrete Group
Healthcare/Medical
Pine Rest Pediatric Center for Behavioral Health
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Fabcon
Hotel/Motel
Stella Nova Resort and Terra Luna Resort
Orlando, Fla.
FINFROCK
Manufacturing
KLS Martin Manufacturing
Jacksonville, Fla.
Wells – Jacksonville, Fla.
Mixed-Use
Huntington Bank Tower (Co-Winner)
Detroit
International Precast Solutions, LLC
Mission Rock Building G (Co-Winner)
San Francisco
Clark Pacific
Office
One Flagler (Co-Winner)
West Palm Beach, Fla.
Wells – Kissimmee, Fla.
1700 Pavilion (Co-Winner)
Las Vegas
Willis Construction Co., Inc.
All-Precast Concrete Parking Structure
Alta Parking Structure (Co-winner)
Mountain View, Calif.
Clark Pacific
Grain District Parking Garage (Co-winner)
Spartanburg, S.C.
Tindall Corporation
Parking Structure (Façade Only)
1111 Church Street Residences & Parking Structure
Nashville
Wells – Ashland City, Tenn.
Religious Structure
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
McAllen, Texas
Wells – Hillsboro, Texas
School (K-12)
Cedar Falls High School (Co-Winner)
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Advanced Precast Company Inc.
Montbello High School (Co-winner)
Denver
Wells – Brighton, Colo.
Single Family
Dalsing House
Saint Joseph, Minn.
Wells – Albany, Minn.
Custom Solution
Housby (Co-Winner)
Ankeny, Iowa
MPC Enterprises, Inc.
National Medal of Honor Museum (Co-Winner)
Arlington, Texas
Wells – Hillsboro, Texas
Building Awards Jury
Andy Amor, associate, project design architect, SMALLWOOD
Katherine Arthur, structural engineer, The Consulting Engineers Group
Bryan Campbell, senior preconstruction manager, Clark Pacific
Hunter Heinrich, business development manager, Enterprise Precast Concrete
2026 PCI Design Awards Winning Projects – Transportation
Bridge with a Main Span from 76-200 Feet
I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project (Co-Winner)
Phoenix
EnCon AZ, dba Tpac
SR 520 Montlake to Lake Washington Interchange and Bridge Replacement Project (Co-Winner)
Seattle
Concrete Technology Corporation
Non-Highway Bridge
192nd Street Underpass (Morton Branch Br 14.02)
Frederickson, Wash.
Concrete Technology Corporation
Transportation Special Solution
New Jersey Windport – The Nation’s First Purpose-Built Offshore Wind Marshalling Port
Lower Alloways Creek, N.J.
Precast Systems Inc.
International Transportation Structure
102.6 M Long-Span UHPFRC Bridge Over Nira Canal, Pune Phaltan, Maharashtra, India
Longspan Structures Pty Ltd.
Transportation Awards Jury
Troy Jenkins, vice president and chief engineer, Northeast Prestressed Products LLC
Kristin Langer, P.E., chief bridge engineer, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Julie Sarson, project manager, Burns & McDonald
