Torre Ejecutiva JV III, High-rise building in San Andrés Cholula Municipality, Mexico

Torre Ejecutiva JV III is a 122.5-metre office tower at Vía Atlixcáyotl 5210 in San Andrés Cholula, with 28 floors above two underground parking levels and about 27,000 m² of floor area. Its structure is high-strength reinforced concrete: site-cast columns and prestressed beams and slabs finished with a site-cast compression layer. The first three levels hold commercial space, and five high-speed lifts serve the building, one reserved for the shops.

Construction began in 2005 and finished in early 2008, developed by Grupo JV, a Puebla-based real estate group owned by Julián Ventosa, at a cost of about 20 million dollars. At 122.5 metres it was the tallest building in Puebla from 2008 until 2018. Its structure, designed by ITISA for seismic loads, carries 56 dampers and is built to withstand an earthquake of 8.5 on the Richter scale.

The tower is owned by Julián Ventosa and was developed by Grupo JV, a real-estate group from Puebla. Its first three levels hold a commercial area served by its own elevator, while the upper floors are corporate offices. From 2008 to 2018 it was the tallest building in Puebla.

The tower stands at Vía Atlixcáyotl 5210 in San Andrés Cholula, with two underground parking levels and five high-speed lifts, one reserved for the commercial area. The first three levels hold shops and services; the upper floors are corporate offices. The structure is engineered for seismic loads and fitted with 56 dampers.

The building was engineered with specialized safety features to resist earthquakes. These structural systems are integrated throughout to help the tower remain stable during strong seismic activity.