Torre KOI

The Torre KOI is a 64-story mixed-use skyscraper located in the Valle Oriente district of the Monterrey Metropolitan Area. Designed by VFO Arquitectos, it is the center piece of the VAO complex. Standing it is currently the 2nd tallest complete building in Mexico.
Construction.
The building was the last phase of the VAO Complex; a mixed-use project that sits upon a plot of land of , which consists of, besides Koi, three additional buildings: Liu East, a tall skyscraper that also combines offices and luxury apartments; Liu West, a purely residential tall tower and VAO Oficinas, a tall office building, together they share a plaza with access to a shopping center with more than of retail space.
To construct the foundation of the Torre Koi, it was necessary to conduct the largest casting of concrete for a building in Mexico at the time. This required the continuous pumping of concrete during 48 hours, starting on Saturday, December 21, 2013 at 8:00 am, concluding the following Monday morning. The foundation plate is in dimension and further anchored to the ground through 78 piles in diameter and deep. The plate itself is thick and required of concrete to erect it. Twelve hundred concrete-carrying trucks were used for this work. Cemex, the supplier of concrete for the structure, devoted seven of its production plants exclusively to the casting for the foundation of the Torre Koi.
Description.
The 64-story building contains 27 floors with of office space along with 218 apartments and 18 penthouses across the upper 37 floors, ranging from . Each apartment has access to its own storage space and 2 or 3 parking spaces. Furthermore, residents enjoy communal amenities on the 22nd floor, which include an infinity pool, a bar, a sauna, a private guest room, and more. The project was certified LEED BD+C Silver in May 2018.