THE STORY | c.m.c.2.0.

1940

beginnings

Since the beginning of the XX century the Barbuiani family has worked in the building industry. The founder, Enrico Barbuiani, is among the first building contractors of the postwar period who undertakes bold reinforced concrete works designed by famous engineer Santarella.

1950

growth and development

The passion for hard work is handed down to the sons thus generating a variety of companies in the building industry, starting from a state of the art factory producing prefab concrete tanks for liquids and separators for methane gas, which in 1963 will merge into CMC Costruzioni Manufatti in Cemento, based in Adria, Veneto, and founded by Franco Barbuiani.

1960

reconversion and success

In 1964 a new law forbids the production of concrete tanks, on which the entire production and success of the company is based. The good fortune of CMC seems to waver, but Franco Barbuini reinvents his company by starting the production of a new line of concrete bathing huts for which the old moulds in the plant are used. CMC bathing huts Adriatico model have a huge success from Grado to Rimini. CMC starts its wide and complex production of concrete prefab buildings, thus becoming leader in the industry.

2010

design

Dry assembled, certified, low cost, energy efficient and totally prefabricated: these are the features of the C.M.C.2.0 models. The addition 2.0 to the company logo of the acronym shows the evolution of the company towards a greater interactivity with the project, the market and the new requirements. The choice offered by the company now includes “su|misura” and “design|architettonico”, in which Italian design and architecture meet thanks to the collaboration of Studio PRR Architetti and to the synergies with the most qualified Italian firms.