Peru is a seismic country because it is near to a subduction zone where the Nazca Plate moves under the Continental Plate. In the denominated subduction zones, the plate accumulates a great amount of energy in getting into the other plate. These plates move forward to the contrary sense compressing themselves up to come to a break point of large volumes of rock generating earthquakes of great magnitude. In Lima, strong earthquakes have occurred according to records kept until now, and the most significant was that of 1746 where there were a lot of destruction and where many people died. In Peru, Reinforced Concrete E.060 and Earthquake Resistant Design E.030 Standards have developed in the National Construction Regulations. These standards are very important for designing and good building performance, which supports to the foundations, which is in charge of transferring the loads to the...