Construction Projects using Precast Concrete Elements and Concrete Products in Spain and Portugal 1/2026

Figure: Consolis Tecnyconta

Fig. 01: Consolis Tecnyconta developed the precast concrete structure for the new “Aloha Pirineos” residential complex in Zaragoza

Figure: Consolis Tecnyconta

Figure: Iberian Precast

Fig. 02: Data centers and precast concrete plants: Structural efficiency for critical infrastructure, by Iberian Precast

Figure: Iberian Precast

Figure: Grupo Aljema Relosa

Fig. 03: Grupo Aljema Relosa is constructing two Type C logistics warehouses in Paterna (Valencia) with a mezzanine level intended for office space

Figure: Grupo Aljema Relosa

Figure: Prefabricats Planas

Fig. 04: Dual project for industrial buildings in Argentona (Barcelona), constructed using a precast concrete structure by Prefabricats Planas

Figure: Prefabricats Planas

Figure: Hormipresa

Fig. 05: Student residence in Terrassa (Barcelona) featuring the structural system from Hormipresa

Figure: Hormipresa

Figure: 3S Diseño Estructural

Fig. 06: 3S Diseño Estructural supplies the architectural concrete slabs for a residential building in Valencia

Figure: 3S Diseño Estructural

Figure: Hermanos Quijada

Fig. 07a: Hermanos Quijada is driving the industrialization of residential facades through precast concrete elements

Figure: Hermanos Quijada

Figure: Moldtech

Fig. 07b: These precast concrete elements were produced at Hermanos Quijada on Moldtech tilting tables

Figure: Moldtech

Figure: Bloques Barruca

Fig. 8: “Coupe” blocks from Bloques Barruca at two residential buildings in Albacete and Burgos

Figure: Bloques Barruca

Figure: Bupre

Fig. 9: Delivery of precast concrete gutters from Bupre for the Estádio da Luz (Lisbon), a venue for the 2030 FIFA World Cup

Figure: Bupre

The Spanish Concrete Association (ANDECE) regularly features new showcase projects by its member companies using precast concrete elements and concrete products in BFT International. The following article presents outstanding examples from the first half of 2026, including eight projects from Spain and one from Portugal.

In this new issue, the concrete association ANDECE continues its collaboration with the trade journal BFT International and presents a selection of current projects – previously published in Spanish in “Cemento Hormigón” – in which precast concrete elements have played a decisive role in the technical, structural and architectural solutions for these construction projects.

The examples listed below reflect the establishment of precast construction as a mature solution within the construction industry, one capable of addressing today’s most pressing challenges: the need to reduce environmental...