en.Wedoany.com Reported - Mexican building materials company Cemex supplied over 4,000 cubic meters of Vertua® low-carbon concrete for the "Le Clos Cérès" residential project in Mauguio, France, between January and December 2025. The project comprises 54 apartments with a commercial center at the base. By applying a customized material solution, it achieved a complex architectural façade design while reducing the overall building's carbon footprint.

Cemex completed material delivery through its Lunel and Montpellier production units, which included 300 cubic meters of specially formulated white architectural concrete. This custom mix utilized local aggregates and white cement to ensure uniformity in color and finish for the building's colonnades, façade, and beams. All orders were scheduled for logistics via the Cemex Go digital platform to meet the delivery timeline requirement for the fourth quarter of 2026.

Le Clos Cérès consists of two multi-story buildings with façade designs incorporating stone, metal, and large terraces. The Vertua series concrete supplied by Cemex met structural strength requirements while replacing traditional high-emission materials with a low-carbon formula. The material performed stably during the pouring of intricate structures such as vertical grooves and colonnades, ensuring the aesthetic quality of the building as an urban landmark.

Javier Cazade, Materials Director for Cemex Southern France, stated that this project validates the ability to integrate low-carbon solutions with challenging architectural designs. According to publicly available information, Vertua® is one of Cemex's low-carbon concrete products promoted in Europe. The project is progressing as planned, with delivery expected in the fourth quarter of 2026.

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