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Puebla Temple in Mexico

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Architect: Mallol Architects
Location: Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Mexico
System used: GR-CLM direct anchoring

Challenge

The Temple of Puebla, with its neoclassical architecture and precise symmetry, presented the challenge of integrating a fastening system that respected the building's aesthetics without compromising structural safety . The complexity of the design, with its colonnades and prominent pediments , demanded technical solutions tailored to the specific needs of the cladding. Furthermore, the arrangement of the panels required efficient fastening that optimized resources without affecting stability.

A satisfactory solution

At CELO Façades Technology , we contribute our expertise through technical consulting on the use of GR-CLM anchors and the resolution of specific construction details. A staggered panel layout with a half-panel offset was implemented , allowing anchors to be shared between the upper and lower panels, thus optimizing load distribution. Additionally, anchors were placed on the vertical edge of the panels where necessary, ensuring robust and discreet fastening.

Results

Our intervention ensured an efficient and safe installation , maintaining the temple's aesthetic integrity. The combination of customized technical solutions and the supply of high-quality materials contributed to the successful completion of this landmark architectural project, meeting the highest standards of quality and durability.