Torre MAPFRE, Corporate building in Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City, Mexico.
Torre MAPFRE is a 124-meter tall office complex on Paseo de la Reforma with 27 floors and a granite facade. The building features underground levels, spacious office floors with high ceilings, and a modern elevator system.
Construction began in 2007 and paused in 2009 due to a flu epidemic and economic crisis, then resumed in 2010 with increased height. The interruption led to changes in the project's original design.
The building houses various international companies and organizations that reflect the city's global business networks. These tenants make it a hub for international activity in Mexico City.
The building is easily accessible from Paseo de la Reforma, one of the city's main thoroughfares. The surrounding area offers good public transit connections and nearby bus stops.
The building was engineered with an advanced seismic protection system that anchors deep foundation piles into the ground. This specialized system allows the structure to better withstand seismic activity.
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