Top 10 desarrollos wellness en México
De Torre Reforma a los nuevos proyectos en Mérida y Valle de Bravo. Ranking basado en certificación, innovación en diseño y métricas de bienestar verificables.
The 10 Most Important Wellness Developments in Mexico
Based on our Wellness Score, which evaluates certification, design innovation, and verifiable wellness metrics.
1. Torre Reforma — Mexico City (Score: 92)
LEED Platinum | Reforma 509 S.A. | 2016
Mexico's most iconic skyscraper. Natural ventilation in 70% of the building, circadian lighting in offices, and a 30m vertical garden. It set the standard for what a sustainable corporate building can be in Mexico.
2. Campus Corporativo Coyoacan — Mexico City (Score: 88)
WELL Gold | Abilia | 2023
The first corporate project in Mexico with WELL Gold certification. Continuous air quality monitoring, integrated mindfulness spaces, and bioadaptive lighting.
3. Riviera Wellness Resort — Cancun (Score: 87)
Fitwel 3 Stars | RCD Hotels | 2024
The most ambitious wellness hotel project in southeastern Mexico. Spa with natural light therapy, farm-to-table restaurant, and mangrove meditation trails.
4. Santa Fe Wellness Hub — Mexico City (Score: 85)
WELL Gold | Grupo Sordo Madaleno | 2023
Biophilic design in common areas, building-wide purified water system, and green terraces on every level. Sordo Madaleno's bet on wellness.
5. Midtown Jalisco — Guadalajara (Score: 82)
WELL Silver | Hines Mexico | 2024
The most important mixed-use project in western Mexico. Bioclimatic gym, HEPA filters, and acoustics optimized for rest.
6-10
| # | Project | City | Score | Certification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | Bosques Residences | Mexico City | 81 | LEED Gold |
| 7 | Distrito Tec Torre Wellness | Monterrey | 79 | Fitwel 2 Stars |
| 8 | Merida Country Towers | Merida | 75 | WELL Pre-cert |
| 9 | Bio Park Queretaro | Queretaro | 74 | LEED Silver |
| 10 | Sanctum Valle de Bravo | Valle de Bravo | 71 | WELL Pre-cert |
Methodology
The Wellness Score evaluates each development on a 0-100 scale: certification and level (40%), wellness design innovation (30%), verifiable impact metrics (30%).
Data updated as of March 2026. Sources: IWBI, USGBC, CfAD, proprietary research.