New São Paulo architecture projects with SP building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Sao Paulo building news from across this large city in Brazil, South America.
A selection of the best built environment designs in this large Brazilian city on the east coast of the country.
Luxury home design by AMZ Arquitetos with no walls to the garden! The house program was organized in three blocks based on functions (service, sleeping and leisure spaces) piled up to form a constant indoor-outdoor integration.
Innovative São Paulo homes – selection of luxurious residential properties in SP, Brazil: the best contemporary São Paulo properties, information & images
FGMF Architects signs two complete clubs, called Dom Pedro Complex, with accesses and external areas for sports and leisure. The architecture proposes a unique identity, independently of organizations of flows, spaces and dimensions.
Nova Unidade Senac São Miguel Paulista places an architectural project by Levisky Arquitetos | Estratégia Urbana, strategically planned to strengthen the educational institute’s contemporary pedagogical proposal.
FCstudio’s biggest challenge was the conversion of a compartmentalized apartment into a completely integrated space, rethinking the way of living of two young brothers.
BFC Corporate Building is a retrofit in the Brazilian Financial Center, in São Paulo, located in the Paulista Avenue. Bought by Brazilian Financial Center, the building is now undergoing a retrofit process, developed by Perkins + Will.
The office MM18 Arquitetura was responsible for the project of the Fire Department at Guarulhos International Airport. The updating of the building has left it capable of receiving the latest generation equipment and to attend events with large airplanes.
The CR2 Architecture project located in São Paulo is a 290sqm penthouse owned by a young single man has been renovated leaving it as a far more modern apartment.
With a corporate and a residential tower, this pair of buildings follows a key contemporary urbanistic trend in São Paulo: with no security walls the building offers a quality space for people, a wooded square.
The idea was to create two blocks, in which one would have the social function of the house while the other the recreation area. These are strategically covered by a beautiful slab-garden, creating a space for the air to run over the blocks, reducing the temperature and at the same, creating a plastic effect of flying while receiving light.
Situated in São Paulo, the property design Coletivo Arquitetos transformed a neoclassical apartment into a contemporary flat for a young couple with passions for art and nature.
Designed by FGMF Arquitetos Casa Mirante has strong modernist roots, which include the intensive use of brise-soleil, free plant and facade, also proposing relations with the view, nature and gardens.
The Brazilian CASA 14 Arquitetura, carried out the designs for the renovation of this São Paulo townhouse. Built in the 1970s the house showed some signs of deteriorated after 40 years of use.
Natural textures, plants and fluidity prevail the apartment renovated and re-designed by Tria Arquitetura. Originally built in the 70’s, the property had never before undergone a restoration.
The main change was the integration of the balcony with the apartment. The kitchen was opened to the living room and to the terrace. CR2 Arquitetura’s idea was to create a support that took up little space and did not disturb the flow of people.
Bráz Elettrica São Paulo Pizzaria, pizza restaurant for Companhia Tradicional de Comércio, SP – design by SuperLimão Studio for Anthony Falco pizza maker, focused around Italian brand oven, using mobility, practicality and functionality.
Design: DMDV arquitetos. In order to reduce the execution time, we opted to the use of a metallic structure, a solution that enabled greater spans, delivering the ground floor from structural interferences and allowing the “balances” that constitute protected interconnected spaces with the external gardens.
An anchor of cultural life in the Brazilian city of São Paulo, the Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand (MASP) is a concrete and glass tour de force. Suspended on four massive pillars, the building shell hovers 26 feet above the ground and contains a total floor area of over 110,000 square feet.
