Torre Mayor

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high-rise building office building skyscraper

Torre Mayor is a prominent skyscraper in Mexico City, known as one of the tallest and most seismically advanced office buildings in Latin America.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	high-rise building → office building → skyscraper →
aboveGroundFloors	55 →
architect	Grupo LBR Arquitectos → Zeidler Partnership Architects →
belowGroundFloors	4 →
borough	Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City →
buildingType	commercial →
citySkylineRole	landmark of Mexico City skyline →
constructionStartYear	1999 →
country	Mexico →
developer	Reichmann International →
elevatorCount	29 →
floorAreaType	Class A office space →
floorCount	55 →
hasEmergencySystems	advanced fire protection systems → seismic monitoring systems →
hasHelipad	yes →
hasParkingLevels	4 basement levels →
hasRetailArea	yes →
height	225 m → 738 ft →
languageOfName	Spanish →
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity	Mexico City → Mexico City, Mexico →
locatedNear	Bosque de Chapultepec →
locatedOn	Paseo de la Reforma corridor →
locatedOnStreet	Paseo de la Reforma →
location	Mexico City →
material	reinforced concrete → steel →
meaningOfName	“Great Tower” in Spanish →
neighborhood	Colonia Juárez →
notableFeature	advanced earthquake-resistant design → one of the most seismically advanced office buildings in Latin America →
openingDate	2003 →
owner	Fibra Uno →
primaryUse	office →
ranking	one of the tallest buildings in Mexico City → one of the tallest office buildings in Latin America →
region	Latin America →
roofType	flat roof →
seismicDesign	base isolation system → tuned mass dampers →
status	completed →
structuralEngineer	Reid & Frodsham →
yearOfCompletion	2003 →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Glorieta de la Estela de Luz →	locatedNear
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill →	notableWork