Torre Civica

The Torre Ciudadana, also known as the Centro de Gobierno Plaza Cívica, is a 180-meter-tall office complex in Monterrey that was built between 2007 and 2010. The seventh-tallest building in the city, the skyscraper houses the offices of 22 government agencies as well as citizen services across 36 floors. Built of glass, concrete, and steel, the complex stands in the Obrera neighborhood, near Fundidora Park and Santa Lucía Riverwalk. Visitors can see modern architecture that qualifies as a smart building thanks to its intelligent lighting system. The complex was realized through a public-private financing model and has since served as the central administrative seat of the government of Nuevo León.