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Torre Reforma

Torre Reforma

LBR&A Architectos

Photo: Cvmontuy · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Location
Mexico City, Mexico
Client / Owner
Fondo Hexa
Year
Completed 2016
Access
Private
Style
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Torre Reforma is a 57-story office skyscraper at Paseo de la Reforma 483 in Mexico City. Its roof stands 244 meters high, and its antenna spire reaches 246 meters. LBR&A Architectos designed it, and Arup served as the structural engineer. Fondo Hexa is listed as the owner, and Vertical Capital Group managed construction, which began in May 2008.

The tower was the tallest building in Mexico from July 2015 to May 2016. It occupies the site of a former nightclub, and the historic Casa Austin of the 1930s was kept as the main entrance. It offers about 45,000 square meters of office space, as well as retail and gym areas and underground parking for 1,161 vehicles.

It earned LEED Platinum certification in 2016.

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