The Central & Wolfe Campus, located in the heart of Silicon Valley in Sunnyvale, Calif., is a unique, LEED-Platinum office complex designed to help the world’s leading tech companies attract and retain top talent with state-of-the art amenities and reimagined workspaces.

Developed by Landbank and designed by HOK Architects, the campus consists of three, four-story connected office buildings with three levels of underground parking and a standalone parking garage—in all, 770,000 square feet of usable space calling for 1.2 million square feet of concrete deck.

That’s a tall order, but one that CEMEX was more than ready to fill.

“This is a massive project. Typically, a project like this would be built in phases, with one building going up at a time. But not here. We’ve been doing a mat pour—about 3,000 cubic yards of concrete each—every weekend for about 10 weeks now,” said Kohlton Kauffman of Webcor, the concrete subcontractor for the project and one of California’s biggest and most successful commercial-contracting companies.

To meet the demands of the mat pours and work within the parameters of Sunnyvale’s weekend work hours, CEMEX supplied 500 cubic yards of concrete per hour out of two local plants for each individual pour.

“In addition to providing a remarkable quantity of concrete, CEMEX has done a great job of providing the types of specialty concrete mixes that we need for this project. They helped create special column mixes that allow us to get the concrete into the structure’s unique and challenging spaces. A complicated project like this couldn’t happen without those mixes,” Kauffman said.

“We are proud to be able supply our customers, like Webcor, with custom concrete for projects like the Central & Wolfe Campus. These projects are what make Northern California such a great place to live and work, and CEMEX is here to help make them a reality,” said Eric Wittmann, CEMEX USA West Region President.

CEMEX has been a part of the Silicon Valley landscape for decades, supplying concrete for some of the area’s most recognizable structures and companies.

“What’s happening in Silicon Valley is not only important to the rest of the country; it’s important to the rest of the world. The projects—past and present—that CEMEX has supplied here are iconic. They house the world’s leading tech companies,” said Bill Blake, CEMEX USA – Bay Area Director of Sales. USA.

With additions like the Central & Wolfe Campus, Silicon Valley is cementing itself not only as the nation’s foremost tech hub, but also as the world headquarters of state-of-the-art, next-generation workspaces.

“It’s exciting to be a part of this community and these projects, and we plan on being here for a long time to come. This is just the beginning for CEMEX USA and Silicon Valley,” Senior Territory Manager Rick Cook said.

CEMEX is a global building materials company that provides high-quality products and reliable service to customers and communities in more than 50 countries throughout the world. For more information, visit: www.cemexusa.com