Torre Scotiabank, CDMX, documented GNOVIA glass restoration project
Corporate case library · Record 46

Torre Scotiabank, CDMX

Welding burns · Ciudad de México · Jul 2023 – Jul 2024

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Repair of 443 m² of glass affected by welding burns. Documented record in Ciudad de México, Jul 2023 – Jul 2024.

443 m²Documented intervention area
Welding burnsRecorded glass condition
Corporate / OfficesSector
Ciudad de MéxicoLocation
Jul 2023 – Jul 2024Recorded period
CompletedStatus

Documented scope: Repair of 443 m² of glass affected by welding burns.

Project for: Constructora Gia / Tecgruo / Acris

Intervention type: Repair

Company, brand and project names are documentary references taken from the corporate record and do not by themselves imply a direct contractual relationship.

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Replacement may involve fabrication, logistics, removal, handling and reinstallation. GNOVIA first determines whether restoration is technically viable.

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Weld-spatter pits can lead to replacement if on-site restoration is not assessed.

Quote by m², with a 1 m² minimum per treated pane. Depth, density and edge clearance determine feasibility. Typical labor reference: around 5 hours/m², subject to assessment. Before committing to replacement, compare a real restoration quote with the full replacement scope; possible savings are not guaranteed.