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Inventors: Konigsberger Vannucchi Arquitetos Associados

Location: Av. Paulista, 119 – Paraiso, Sao Paulo – SP, 01311 -9 03, Brazil

Author: Gianfranco Vannucchi

Collaborators: Vera L. Tusco, Karina Kohutek, Albert Sugai, Sandra Dellarole, Daniel Port, Isadora Citrin

Area: 128761.9 ft2

Project Year: 2018

Photographs: Pedro Vannucchi

Acoustics: Harmonia Acustica

Air Conditioning: Thermoplan Engenharia Termica

Visual Communication: O2

Cenotecnia: Gustavo Siqueira Lanfranchi

Thermal Comfort: Daltrini Granado

Kitchen: Nucleora Planejamento

Frames: Arqmate

Concrete And Metallic Structure: Kurkdjian e Fruchtengarten

Facade: Worker

Foundation: MAG

Waterproofing: Imperpav Projetos

Electrical And Hydraulic Installations: PHE Engenharia

Logic: Laga Engenharia

Lighting: Estudio Carlos Fortes Luz

Landscaping: Albuquerque Arquitetura

Wood Floor: Xylema

Structural Recovery: DFA

Security, Supervision And Detection And Alarm System: Bettoni Automacao

Sound: Crysalis Produtos

Smt/ Cet: Tekton

Elevator: Empro Comercio

Audio And Video Technology: AVM( Reinaldo Pargas)

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Text description provided by the designers. The new gang stands out as an extension of the Avenue itself, become established as a free subject to be appropriated by the general public. Among its structural characteristics, the concept is developed in the great retrieves, in the different areas of coexistence – with internal squares and a terrace at the top – and even in the choice of materials, such as the purposes of applying non-reflective glass. The alternative for the material, which appears conjugated to zinc slabs on the facade, discloses the various activities carried out inside the building. Design is exclusively accomplished when activated by the movement of beings, and for this relationship every structure was envisioned with specific actions that will be developed in the Unit, guided by the “Body-Art-Technology” trinomial.

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“The configuration of the east and west facades, with horizontal peculiarities, allows users a new look at the city while breaking with the typical typology of Paulista Avenue office constructs, announcing a new implementation of the aged construct( designed by Sergio Pileggi and Euclides de Oliveira in the 1970 s ), divided between Sesc and Fecomercio, and a new and democratic gathering, “says Gianfranco Vannucchi, the architect responsible for the project.

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Access to the new contingent, from Av. Paulista, makes arrange in a large orbit of coexistence with multipurpose infinite and a paracycle with faculty for 40 bicycles. In the first floor there are also two escalators, 6 elevators and two pressurized flame stairs for access to the upper floors. In the 2nd Floor is the Relationship Center and living neighbourhood, as well as the Sesc store.

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Pilotis Plan

Pilotis Plan

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The numerous seats and assistances – Cafe Terrace, Library, Children’s Room, Technology and Arts, Sports passageways and Shows, Shop and Dental Offices – were distributed over 17 storeys, with four basic aspects: the neighborhood between same undertakings, levels of sound produced by the activities, the capacity of the public accessing the unit and the external visuals.

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Reinforcing this integration between the activities and the pavements of show the committee is gaps in the slabs, totally open. Stairs were created between storeys, visually and physically integrating the action of the the human rights unit. It was also tried to leave the pavements as free as is practicable in order to let great flexibility in their uses.

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In addition to the aesthetic upshot, the great glass slither acts as an acoustic and thermal antechamber, always flanked by a naturally ventilated internal terrace, which acts as a screen for refrigerated milieu. These, in turn, have their corridor closes defined from the amount of daylight wanted, in glass with solar dominate and spaces for shows and exhibitions are entertained with blackout. The other facades are closed with light-colored precast or masonry, increasing in this way the thermal and acoustic loadings coming from the outside.

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