Edificio Reforma 265, Office tower on Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City, Mexico.
Edificio Reforma 265 is a modern office tower in Mexico City's Paseo de la Reforma, distinguished by its glass and aluminum facade. The 28-story structure contains expansive office spaces that serve as headquarters for various governmental and corporate tenants in the financial district.
The structure was completed in 1995 by architectural firm HOK, replacing an earlier 12-story building at the same address. This redevelopment was part of the modernization effort of the business district along this section of Paseo de la Reforma.
The building houses the Binational Intelligence Office, where Mexican and United States agencies coordinate efforts against international criminal activities.
The building is served by eight high-speed elevators that provide comfortable distribution of visitors and workers throughout the structure. Access to the building is straightforward from Paseo de la Reforma and sits in an easily navigable business district.
The building rests on specialized foundations with 140 concrete piles driven deep underground that protect the structure in a seismically active region. This engineering approach allows the tower to remain stable despite Mexico City's position in an earthquake-prone area.
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