Welcome to LafargeHolcim in the United States

A Leader in the Building Materials Industry

LafargeHolcim Ltd and its subsidiaries have the assets necessary to meet the building and design challenges of today’s increasing urbanization. In the United States, LafargeHolcim companies have resources across the country, whether operating under the name Lafarge, Holcim, Aggregate Industries or Lattimore Materials, to meet your needs.

Who we are

LafargeHolcim in the United States: key facts and figures, strategy, history, and more

Find out more about LafargeHolcim, the new leader of the building materials industry.

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Our solutions

A range of solutions to meet your building needs

As the leading global building materials and solutions company, the LafargeHolcim family of companies is well prepared and ready to support any of your building challenges or needs.

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Responsible Business

We have a strong focus on health & safety, and responsibility

As an industry leader we are committed to ensuring healthy and safe business practices for employees, customers and the communities in which we operate. Sustainability and giving back is an important aspect of our daily operations.

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Iconic Projects

Zurich Insurance North America HQ

The recently completed, 783,000-square- foot North American headquarters of Zurich Insurance is a showcase for sustainability in Greater Chicago. A spectacular addition to the Interstate 90 corridor, the headquarters features many sustainable construction materials that contributed to LEED® certification, including the NewCem® Slag Cement and True Lite Lightweight Aggregate™ used in the 59,000 cubic yards of high-performance concrete for the structure’s foundation, floors and parking garage.
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One World Trade Center

Rising a symbolic 1,776 feet above the iconic skyline of Manhattan and standing as the tallest skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere, One World Trade Center is setting a new standard for more resilient, safer and more sustainable urban landscapes. To meet the compressive strength requirements, the design and engineering team relied on a highly specialized concrete mix that included Lafarge Portland I/II and NewCem® slag cements, as well as other supplementary cementitious materials.
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Photo credits:
Photo courtesy of The Durst Organization
St. Croix Bridge

The St. Croix Crossing Bridge is a super structure: At 5,000 feet long and 140 feet above the St. Croix River, this bridge connects Minnesota and Wisconsin. We were engaged to provide services and concrete materials for the box girders.
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Photo credits:
Minnesota Department of Transportation