Torre Arcos Bosques II

Torre Arcos Bosques II is a twin-tower office complex in Bosques de las Lomas with about 162 meters of height and 34 floors of workspace. The structure provides roughly 99,000 square meters of office area, with each floor designed without supporting columns to allow flexible layouts.

The complex was designed in 2005 through collaboration between Mexican architects Teodoro González de León and Francisco Serrano and the international firm Skidmore Owings & Merrill. This partnership merged local architectural traditions with internationally recognized modern design principles.

The twin towers showcase contemporary design through their white marble surfaces and green-tinted windows that have become part of how locals and visitors recognize this area. They represent the style of modern office developments that shaped Mexico City's skyline in the early 2000s.

The complex sits in the upscale Bosques de las Lomas neighborhood and is easiest to reach by car, though the area is not very pedestrian-friendly. Visitors should know this is a private office complex and access to public areas may be limited.

A bridge connects the two towers in the middle section of the building, creating a remarkable architectural moment on the 15th and 16th floors. This connection point allows people to walk between the towers without leaving the structure.