Torre Paradox, Modern skyscraper in Santa Fe district, Mexico City
Torre Paradox is a modern residential tower in the Santa Fe district standing 196 meters tall across 62 floors with glass and steel construction. The building sits along Avenida Santa Fe and includes apartments as well as common facilities for residents and visitors.
The tower was designed by the architectural firm Skidmore Owings Merrill and built between 2014 and 2018 under Anteus Constructora supervision. Its completion marked a significant development milestone in the Santa Fe district's growth.
The tower represents how Mexico City blends international design approaches with local building methods in its modern landscape. This mix becomes visible in the facade and public spaces that shape the district's contemporary character.
The building is easily accessible from Avenida Santa Fe and features modern elevator systems throughout for efficient movement between floors. Its location offers good views of the Santa Fe district and the surrounding area.
The building was engineered by Varabyeu Partners and Luis Bozzo using specialized seismic solutions designed for Mexico City's earthquake conditions. These hidden structural features ensure the tower's safety and stability in a seismically active region.
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