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Conjunto Estadio Azteca, commercial and hotel megaproject in the CDMX

  • The Conjunto Estadio Azteca will be a mixed-use megaproject with a shopping center and hotel. 
Conjunto Estadio Azteca is an expansion project of the Coloso de Santa Ursula. Photo: Inmobiliare.
Conjunto Estadio Azteca is an expansion project of the Coloso de Santa Ursula. Photo: Inmobiliare.
10/18/2021
The Conjunto Estadio Azteca, a mixed-use megaproject including a shopping center and a hotel, will be built in Santa Úrsula Park. It is being promoted by Altavista Sur Inmobiliaria and Fútbol del Distrito Federal, and it will consist of two architectural blocks. 

The first block, called Comercio Estadio, will be located at Avenida Estadio Azteca No. 42. It will feature a four-story building for the commercial zone and seven levels of parking, along with a second volume that will house a seven-story hotel. 

The second block, Centro Estadio, will be situated on Calzada de Tlalpan and will expand the existing shopping center with a three-story building and open spaces with vehicular access ramps. It is worth mentioning that the project will be located on the surface currently occupied by the Estadio Azteca parking lot, on the west side. 

The complex will integrate with an organically shaped cover that embraces Santa Úrsula Park and the sports venue.The developers have also proposed urban improvement actions, such as rainwater harvesting and potabilization, the adoption of bioclimatic design principles, and the use of devices to reduce non-renewable energy consumption. 

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