Torre Mitikah

Torre Mitikah is a mixed-use skyscraper in Mexico City that rises 267 meters with 60 above-ground floors and 8 underground levels. The tower combines residences, offices, and retail spaces along with amenities including pools, fitness facilities, and event halls.

Construction began in 2012 but faced multiple delays due to financial and permit obstacles before completion in September 2022. The extended timeline reflects the complexities of developing large projects in Mexico City's urban landscape.

The building's facade features perforated patterns and curved lines that echo traditional Mexican architectural forms. These design choices create a modern conversation with local design traditions that visitors can see from street level.

The building operates 36 elevators to efficiently move people through its many floors and minimize wait times during peak hours. The vertical circulation system is engineered to handle the high volume of daily traffic.

The tower stands on the ancient grounds of Tenochtitlan, the former Aztec capital, creating a striking link between modern development and pre-colonial history. This location choice grounds the building in one of Mexico's most historically significant places.

Location: Benito Juárez

Inception: 2018

Architects: César Pelli

Floors above the ground: 60

Floors below the ground: 8

Elevators: 36

Part of: Mitikah

GPS coordinates: 19.35926,-99.16848

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:53