Escofet’s first major public appearance took place two years after its founding at the Universal Exposition in Barcelona in 1888, an exhibition of prime importance for the city. The Escofet company took part in it side by side with other paving firms based on the widest variety of materials and won a gold medal.

Gold Delta Award 1961 to concrete relief paving by Antoni Gaudí. A reedited version of the relief paving designed by Gaudí for the Batlló House in Barcelona. Made of moulded coloured concrete, the pattern in each tile makes it possible to create three different drawings on the ground depending on how it is laid out.

Gold Delta 1975 to Terconar paving by Jordi Ros Bofarull. An industrially produced terrazzo paving that incorporates colour applications to form different patterns.

National Design Prize 1992 a Escofet 1886. Looking over the Escofet company's production covering more than a century. The awards ceremony for the National Design Prizes began at 5 p.m. on Thursday, December 10 in 1992. The company Escofet 1886 S.A., received the National Design Prize in recognition of its long creative tradition and its innovative capacity with special attention being drawn to its notable position in international markets.

Gold Delta 2001 for Lungo Mare by Enric Miralles & Benedetta Tagliabue. Ever since its establishment over a hundred years ago, Escofet has stood out for its constant willingness to innovate. Only thus can the appearance in this catalogue of an object such as the Lungo Mare bench be understood.

Gold Delta Award 2005 to Godot bench by los díez. Godot is a collection of prism-shaped concrete benches featuring a semicircular opening at one end to generate a tree-encircling compositions with an artificial base-pedestal.