Renovated Apartment In Brutalist Building Designed By Paulo Mendes Da Rocha

Designed by renowned architects Paulo Mendes da Rocha and João Eduardo de Gennaro, this building near Oscar Freire Street stands out for its striking presence and the defining aesthetic of São Paulo brutalism, marked by exposed reinforced concrete and innovative structural solutions. The robust façades feature curved concrete awnings and a generous front setback, creating a contrast with neighboring buildings. The apartment, renovated in 2019, preserves its original layout and includes a private entrance hall, a bright living area with floor-to-ceiling windows, and an integrated dining room. The private wing offers three bedrooms, including a suite with custom cabinetry and air conditioning. The kitchen is both functional and charming, with bespoke millwork, a spacious service area, and full staff quarters. The building features a party room, garden, and landscaped front setback that highlights the architectural design.