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Torre Mítikah: the engineering behind 265.8 meters and the challenges of building in Mexico
What lies behind the 265.8 meters high Mítikah Tower? Much more than what we can see from the street.Read More

The evolution of earthquake-resistant construction in Mexico: lessons from the earthquakes
September 25, 2026
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by sistemas@silletas.com
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architecture, concrete, construction, earthquake-resistant construction, engineering, saddle, cots and dividers, Earthquakes
Mexico is located in one of the most seismically active regions in the world. Throughout its history, various earthquakes have tested buildings, infrastructure, and prevention systems, but they have also contributed to developing new knowledge about seismic engineering and seismically resistant construction in Mexico. Among the events that marked this evolution are […]Read More

Chairs and spacers in modular construction: precision from the mold
August 28, 2026
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by sistemas@silletas.com
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steel, architecture, concrete, construction, engineering, saddle
Discover how to choose chairs and spacers for modular construction forms, keep the steel in position, and control the concrete cover.Read More

Common mistakes when improvising spacers on construction sites and how to avoid them
August 28, 2026
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by sistemas@silletas.com
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steel, architecture, concrete, construction, engineering, saddle
Learn about the mistakes of improvising spacers on construction sites and how concrete chairs help keep the steel in position and control the cover.Read More