The Banorte Contact Center, located in the heart of an old industrial and educational zone in the city of Monterrey. Built in a 14,400sqm site located in one of Monterrey’s most important north/south Axis Avenue, just a few meters away from the University City and the “Niños Heroes” public recreational park. The project aims to build on a future stage of development other operatives, services and amenities facilities structures, reason why part of the site had to be reserved for future growth.
Architectural Design Project: Arch. Alexandre Lenoir, Arch. Ramón Garduza, Arch. José María Pérez
Construction Documents: LeNoir & Asociados, Arch. Alejandro Arreguín, Arch. Antonio Ibarra, Arch. Claudia García Martín, Arch. Julia Diaz Flores, Arch. Penelope Montes
Sculpture: Roberto Cortázar
Construction Management: PMP Consultores
Structural Engineering: Federico M. Garza Martinez
Electromechanical Engineering: Mechanical Engineering – Gerencia de Instalaciones S.A. de C.V., Electrical Engineering – Informática e Ingeniería Integral, S.A. de C.V.
Historically, Metalsa began as a family-owned company, founded by Guillermo Zambrano Gutierrez in November 1956, previously named Manufacturas Metalicas Monterrey. The company later entered the automotive industry through a partnership with American firm A. O. Smith and began manufacturing chassis frames for heavy trucks and pickups in the late 60’s. The official name of Metalsa was adopted in the late 70’s and operations started in Apodaca. Metalsa’s successes allowed them to acquire the commercial vehicles business from Tower Automotive expanding to Virginia, and later building facilities in China, Japan and India. Today the company boasts several major automotive corporations as their clients, including Ford and Toyota.
Location: Alianza Centro, Apodaca, Nuevo León, Mexico
Client/Owner: The Proeza Group
Project Team: Lawrence Scarpa, FAIA – Lead Designer, Daniel Poei, Abby Katcher, Oliver Liao, Darien Williams, Jordan Gearhart, Ching Luk – Project Design Team
Landscape: PEG
Engineering:
Structural Engineering: Carl W. Howe Partners, Inc.
Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing: Cobalt
LEED: Zinner Consultants
Site: A 100,000 square foot vacant parcel located within a new Research and Technology Innovation Park developed by the Mexican government. The site is also adjacent to the Monterrey, Mexico airport and adjoins a natural habitat area.
Historically, Metalsa began as a family-owned company, founded by Guillermo Zambrano Gutierrez in November 1956, previously named Manufacturas Metalicas Monterrey. The company later entered the automotive industry through a partnership with American firm A. O. Smith and began manufacturing chassis frames for heavy trucks and pickups in the late 60’s. The official name of Metalsa was adopted in the late 70’s and operations started in Apodaca. Metalsa’s successes allowed them to acquire the commercial vehicles business from Tower Automotive expanding to Virginia, and later building facilities in China, Japan and India. Today the company boasts several major automotive corporations as their clients, including Ford and Toyota.
Total Area: Phase I_ +/- 500 sqm of Offices, +/-1000 sqm of Warehouse, Phase II_ +/-500 sqm of Offices, +/-3000 sqm of Warehouse (Phase II sqm is in addition to Phase I)
Project Team: Lawrence Scarpa, FAIA – Lead Designer, Daniel Poei, Abby Katcher, Oliver Liao, Darien Williams, Jordan Gearhart, Ching Luk – Project Design Team
Landscape: PEG
LEED: Zinner Consultants
Engineering:
Structural Engineering: Carl W. Howe Partners, Inc.
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