Interview with Yoram Cimet
I am a Mexican architect who day by day I strive to have more knowledge about the city, renovation, public space, sustainability and real estate.
Designer Interview
31 March 2025
We are Sholem Cimet Ralsky (father) and Yoram Cimet Pasol (son) leading CIMET Arquitectos, a firm with 40 years of experience in architectural design, real estate development, and construction. The firm's goal is to create positive urban impacts through sustainable interventions, enhancing the well-being of the areas where their projects are located.
It is very important, and I believe that we aim to create elegant and timeless architecture, avoiding trends, that is highly functional and generates positive impacts on both the population and users, always with sustainability as a goal.
We have a professional goal: to restore buildings in Mexico City with social and environmental responsibility. They both believe in the vast potential of repopulating central areas, focusing on corporate offices and vertical housing.
Design should aim to integrate with its context; there are no longer formal whims or projects isolated from their reality. Each project must be responsive to its environment, elevating it.
We believe in architecture as a driver to create a positive impact on the urban environment.
We believe in creating enriching spatial experiences.
We believe in sustainability as a catalyst for a better future.
We believe in connectivity as an element that drives development.
We believe in creating enriching spatial experiences.
We believe in sustainability as a catalyst for a better future.
We believe in connectivity as an element that drives development.
Of course, there is a social responsibility and a cultural heritage that we strive to integrate into every design.
From the very conception, design, and first sketches, one must look toward the future, finding ways to address needs, functionality, and space. Everything related to technology, equipment, and requirements must be seamlessly integrated.
When a project is conceived with the goal of solving all these complexities as a whole, it becomes truly intelligent. A building may have poor spatial design yet be packed with the latest technology—it may be automated, but that doesn’t make it intelligent. If you don’t plan from the start, addressing all needs while integrating technology, it will never be truly smart.
18 to 24 months, depending on the challenges and size of the project.
We are often asked about the situation in our city, Mexico City, particularly issues such as water shortages, mobility, and how, in a real estate sector increasingly affected by these problems, CIMET Arquitectos seeks to change paradigms.
Glorieta Cibeles Tower, bringing this design from conception to completion has been an exciting journey.
Mitsubishi Electric
Continue contributing to the improvement of the city with increasingly responsible and sustainable architecture.
We design and build, all in an integrated manner.
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