High Rises - Mexico City pt. 4

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Welcome to CDMX! As a tribute to Mexico's vibrant capital city, MiniWorld 3D has assembled an extensive collection of its iconic landmarks and famous buildings! This project is massive, so we'll break it down into sections, each featuring a few buildings tied together by a common theme. Part 4 showcases modern office high rises from various corners of the city: An Oil Company HQ, Mexico's WTC, and "the Pants" building. These structures dominated the city's skyline during the 1990s before being eclipsed by the Giants of Reforma and other mega-developments. Torre Ejecutiva PEMEX stands as a 214-meter international-style tower built between 1976 and 1982, serving as the headquarters for state-owned Pemex, one of the world's largest petroleum companies. Mexico's WTC is renowned for its 207-meter tower and revolving restaurant on the 45th floor. The tower debuted in 1995 as part of a sprawling complex featuring convention centers, cultural institutions, shopping facilities, parking, hotels, and more. Lastly, Torre Arcos Bosques I, affectionately known as "The Pants" due to its unique shape, is a 161-meter office building occupied by prominent global tech and industry companies. Its sister tower, Arcos Bosques II, is situated right next door but boasts a distinct design. The heliport on this structure holds the highest altitude in the region at an impressive 2560 meters (8400 feet or 1.6 miles) above sea level. Note that all models in the Mexico City series are designed to scale with each other, allowing for effortless comparisons of their heights and sizes! MiniWorld 3D is thrilled to bring these models to life and put smiles on the faces of all CDMX residents! MiniWorld 3D is a collection of 3D printable landmarks and models from around the world. Our team creates each model by hand, and we kindly request that you give credit to our talented authors.