How Mexico City Will Be Rebuilt
Miyamoto International revisits the M 7.1 earthquake that struck Central Mexico one year ago today to illustrate how
Miyamoto Expands to Mexico City
MEXICO CITY (April 18, 2018)—Global earthquake + structural engineering company Miyamoto International has opened its 23rd worldwide office,
New Zealand Dominion Post: Quake-damaged Mexico City has much in common with Wellington, warns expert
Wellington needs to heed warnings from Mexico City’s recent earthquake because the two capitals have important features in common, an industry expert says.
Kit Miyamoto, head of structural engineering firm Miyamoto International, has been in Mexico, helping with recovery efforts after September 19’s 7.1-magnitude quake, which killed 370 people, and caused the collapse of more than 40 buildings.
He worked beneath one of the collapsed structures, and said it reminded him that New Zealand had similarly vulnerable buildings.
The New York Times: In Mexico City, Pressure to Prepare for the Next Big Earthquake
MEXICO CITY — The buildings shuddered and rocked in the strongest earthquake in this city’s modern history, and
LA Times: It was a Mexico City office building. Now, after the earthquake, it’s a tomb
What was once a concrete office building has become a tomb. The upper stories at the building at
LA Times: Why some buildings crumbled and others survived the Mexico City quake: A sober lesson for California
The amateur videos emerging from the magnitude 7.1 earthquake that devastated Mexico City on Tuesday are grim. Some