Santa Fe Pads, Modern architectural structure in Santa Fe district, Mexico City, Mexico

Santa Fe Pads, also called Santa Fe 443 or Torre Impulso, is a residential skyscraper at Avenida Santa Fe 443 in Cruz Manca, Cuajimalpa, Mexico City. It rises 140 metres over 37 floors and was built between 2003 and 2005.

The building emerged as part of the district's transformation from an industrial area into a modern commercial center. This development reshaped the character of Mexico City's western neighborhoods.

The tower carries three names: Santa Fe 443, Torre Santa Fe Pads and Torre Impulso, the last one tying it to the Impulso development. Its address, Avenida Santa Fe 443, places it in Cruz Manca, the business district of Cuajimalpa, where residential towers stand among corporate offices.

The tower stands at Avenida Santa Fe 443 in Cruz Manca, Cuajimalpa, on the western edge of Mexico City. It is a private residential building, so visits are limited to viewing the exterior; the address is reached by road along Avenida Santa Fe, and the Centro Santa Fe shopping mall is a short distance away.

The tower carries three names: Santa Fe 443, Torre Santa Fe Pads and Torre Impulso. It stands 140 metres tall with 37 floors, and its construction ran from 2003 to 2005, making it one of the tallest buildings in Mexico City.