Vía 515 Mexico City Building

Vía 515 Mexico City shopping center, hotel, offices Building Development, Migdal Arquitectos Mexican Architecture Photos

Vía 515 Mexico City News

1 October 2021

Architects: Migdal Arquitectos

Location: east Mexico City

Vía 515 Mexico City building

Photos by Rafael Gamo and Jaime Navarro

Vía 515 Mexico City Development

Vía 515 is a mixed-use complex located in Mexico City’s east end, between the airport and downtown. The 106,000 m2 project consists of three buildings: shopping center, hotel, and offices.

Vía 515 Mexico City building

Vía 515 Mexico City building

The three-story shopping center is located on a main avenue with high vehicle traffic. It is laid out in a “U” shape around a central courtyard with a translucent roof and glass façade that allows natural light.

Vía 515 Mexico City building

Vía 515 Mexico City building

Above the volume of the shopping center, an eight-story rectangular prism arises in a transverse arrangement to house a 245-room hotel that utilizes part of the roof of the shopping center as a terrace and rooftop garden. The facade of this volume consists of copper-colored aluminum panels. Together, they showcase and reinterpret the topography of the geo-volcanic transverse axis of the Valley of Mexico.

Vía 515 Mexico City building

Vía 515 Mexico City building

On the other side of the complex, the office building is located. It is a square volume with glass facades and 12 stories. The facilities feature an interior courtyard and upper terraces to harness the space and the entry of natural light.

Vía 515 Mexico City building

Vía 515 Mexico City building

To unite the dual frontage of the complex on the same block, two side streets were designed inside the complex to form a vehicular and pedestrian circuit. There are two parking levels, and the ground floor has room for 345 bicycles in an area where they are a very common means of transportation.

Vía 515 Mexico City building

Vía 515 Mexico City building

In terms of the structural design, the foundation is composed of piles and a foundation slab that is two meters thick, allowing it to maintain load-balancing and its own weight on the property. This allows it to avoid differential collapses, since the complex is situated on one of the city’s lacustrine areas.

Vía 515 Mexico City by Migdal Arquitectos Mexican building by Migdal Arquitectos

Vía 515 has become an iconic neighborhood landmark, driving development and growth in Mexico City’s east end.

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Vía 515 Mexico City – Building Information

Architecture Firm’s name: Migdal Arquitectos
Project Name: Vía 515
Lead Architects: Jaime Varon, Alex Metta y Abraham Metta
Design Team: Guillermo Choque, Guillermo Olvera y Christian Rodriguez
Area: 15,600 m2
Location: Mexico City
Type: Mix-used
Date: 2020
Status: Built

Photos: Rafael Gamo / Jaime Navarro

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