Tres Picos Tower / LBR&A

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Ciudad de México, Mexico
  • Architects: LBR&A
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2011
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  MPSystems, Atlas Schindler, CYVSA, Estructuras Diva, Honeywell, Materiales Sela
  • Project Architect: Benjamín Romano
  • Design Team: Carlos Espinosa, Gerardo Galicia
  • Structural Design: Federico Alcaraz
  • Electrical: Raúl Uribe- UIASA
  • Plumbing: Francisco Garza- GMA
  • Construction: Antonella Morittu
  • HVAC: Sergio Armella- DYPRO
  • Special Services: Alfredo Evangelista- Honeywell
  • Robotic Parking: MP Systems
  • Client/Owner And Construction Company: Fondo Hexa, S.A. de C.V.
  • City: Ciudad de México
  • Country: Mexico
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Text description provided by the architects. The geometric complexity of the terrain, the views from the site, the large urban potential and the slender structure were the detonators of the architectural design: a free space delimited by two steel walls that support, contain and direct the views.

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Ground Floor Plan

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Careful interpretation and application of regulations allowed us to integrate in an area of 167.00 m2, more than 1,600.00 m2 of offices divided into 9 levels, room for 48 cars, and a common terrace on the top level.

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Only two slender structural steel walls, along with slabs, support the gravitational and seismic loads and release the ground floor for free pedestrian flow. The open plan without columns increases the profitable space. The load bearing walls are double steel panels that function as thermal insulation as well as the double glass facade on the south side.

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Corte Fugado

The corporate offices program generated a significant demand for cars, resolved with an underground robotic parking that partially occupies the space under the street.

The construction of the building, mainly prefabricated and assembled on site, took place over a short period of time.

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Address:Calle Arquimedes, Polanco, 11550 Ciudad de México, D.F., Mexico

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Cite: "Tres Picos Tower / LBR&A" [Torre Tres Picos / LBR&A] 29 May 2015. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/634987/tres-picos-tower-lbr-a> ISSN 0719-8884

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