From Venezuelan Innovation to Florida's Growth
Ceno's legacy begins with the idea and creativity of Augusto Pardi Anselmi, an Italian-Venezuelan with a passion for innovation in 1958.
His pioneering spirit led him to acquire a franchise for a revolutionary German patent: the Ceno Structural System. This system transformed the construction of warehouses and industrial buildings by allowing large, column-free spaces with minimal material use. A perfect response to the urgent need for rapid and cost-effective reconstruction after World War II. The Ceno System revolutionized the construction industry.
Initially focused on the structures of the patented Ceno system, the company's commitment to quality and innovation led them to expand their service offerings over time.
Ceno became one of the top ten corporations in Venezuela in the construction of large-scale metal buildings. Their extensive experience and their successful trajectory allowed them to contribute to the growth of the industrial and commercial landscape, leaving a lasting impact in the country.
Building on a Legacy of Excellence
Drawing on over six decades of family expertise in construction, Cenosteel is excited to bring its high-quality services to Florida, a region experiencing continuous growth. We are committed to providing exceptional construction solutions to help shape Florida's future.
Augusto Pardi. Castello Sforzesco, Milan | c. 1982
Pardi Soto Family. Maracaibo, Venezuela | c. 1970
Augusto Rafael Pardi Anselmi. 2004
