A Rogers tower that turns corporate banking into a braced, breathable skyline machine.
Skyscraper in Mexico City.
Featured in Richard Rogers's definitive monograph, Richard Rogers: Complete Works.
Visitor Guide
Walk around the base to see the diagonal structure up close; if the lobby is accessible, look for how the exoskeleton meets the ground without clunkiness.
Best from Paseo de la Reforma across the street, late afternoon when the diagonals cast sharp shadows.
Private office tower; public access generally limited to lobby/retail (if open); no observation deck.
Those diagonals aren’t just style—they’re the lateral system made visible, a Rogers signature.
20–45 min
Design & Structure
High-tech structural expression: external bracing and modular facade coordination; designed through BIM and structural optimization for seismic performance.
Steel exoskeleton + glass; materiality matters because structure becomes facade rhythm and sun-control.
Engineering highlight: external braced frame handling lateral loads while freeing interior plates.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed Torre BBVA México?+
Torre BBVA México was designed by Richard Rogers and completed in 2015. It is located in Cuauhtémoc, Mexico.
Where is Torre BBVA México located?+
Torre BBVA México is located in Cuauhtémoc, Mexico. Its coordinates are 19.4227°, -99.1747°.
When was Torre BBVA México built?+
Torre BBVA México was completed in 2015. It was designed by Richard Rogers.
Can I visit Torre BBVA México?+
Torre BBVA México is a real building in Cuauhtémoc that can be viewed from the outside. Check local information for interior access and visiting hours. Use the Parametric Atlas walking tour feature to plan a route that includes this building.