Most industrial buildings in Mexico are built with steel structure — for speed, long spans and flexibility. But design and erection quality make the difference.
Why steel for industrial buildings
Steel allows long spans without intermediate columns, faster schedules through prefabrication, and flexibility for future expansion.
Design to standard
Structural design follows international standards (AISC, AWS) alongside Mexican NOM, accounting for wind, seismic and operational equipment loads.
Fabrication and erection
Shop prefabrication speeds the build; site erection demands precise surveying, qualified welding (AWS) and quality control at every connection.
BIM coordination
Modeling the structure together with MEP and envelope prevents costly clashes and field rework.
Schedule
Integrating structure, civil works and MEP under one design-build team compresses the schedule compared with separate contracts.
CTECP
CTECP designs and builds steel-structure industrial buildings across Mexico's corridors: 250+ projects, 580,000+ m², for clients such as BMW, Whirlpool and Leoni.
