The Torre Mayor is currently the tallest building in Mexico and the safest in Latin America, surpassing the standards of places like California. It is distinguished by its slender glass profile, which dominates the most traditional business district of Mexico City, making the premises a worldwide business center.

The project was developed by Canadian architect Paul Reichmann and is located within walking distance of the Chapultepec Forest in Cuauhtemoc. The tower has a height of 225 meters, consists of 55 floors and features the best security.

The tower contains 30,000 m² of glass on the south facade with thermal and acoustic insulation in addition to marble finishes inside and granite in public areas. The architecture is contemporary and of international quality standards. It now houses various offices and shops, making it one of the best places to look at Mexico City from its windows.