Mexico’s ICA to help build Latin America’s tallest building, in Panama

“Mexico’s biggest construction and engineering company said Monday that it has signed an agreement to lay the base for Latin America’s largest building, an 84-story, 346-meter (1,135-foot) tower in Panama.

ICA said it had signed a US$25 million (€17.6 million) contract with Hogalia Panama Co. Inc., a subsidiary of the Spanish firm Grupo Mall. The building will house a five-star hotel and luxury apartments.”

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