CEMEX contributes to construction of tallest tower in Mexico City

Located in the south of the Mexican capital, Torre Mítikah is part of Ciudad Viva, the Mítikah complex, which integrates several mixed-use buildings, including residential and office areas, medical offices, and a shopping mall. The inauguration of the Mítikah complex, designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, is expected to take place in 2021.

Currently under construction, Torre Mítikah will reach a height of 267.3 metres. To date, CEMEX has supplied several exclusive products for the job, including high-resistance and high-fluidity concretes, to provide its clients with the highest-quality infrastructure.

Given the project’s complexity, several CEMEX teams have collaborated to provide technical advice, programme the concrete supply’s exact timing and quantity, and plan the best routes and delivery hours for an area that’s difficult to circulate and access.

“We work closely alongside our customer for this monumental project. Thanks to our experience participating in the construction of some of the tallest buildings in Mexico City, we have been able to foresee the challenges to come and offer the best solutions to overcome them,” said Luis Guillermo Franco, Vice President of Sales to Builders, CEMEX Mexico.

CEMEX has contributed to the construction of the tallest buildings in Mexico, including Monterrey’s Torre KOI, 279 metres high and 67 floors, and Mexico City’s Torre Reforma, 246 metres high and 57 floors.

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