With a design that honors modern national architecture, the Casa Brasileira Itaim building is signed by PSA Arquitetura
Located in the heart of Itaim Bibi, in the city of São Paulo, the project Brazilian house Itaim was designed by the architectural collective PSA Arquitetura in homage to the masters of modern Brazilian architecture. supported by Y-shaped pillars – one of the technical differentials of the project -, floats 19 m above the ground.
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The high-level project, created with a thin concrete slab with slightly rotated mezzanineit features two main volumes: the building and the leisure and wellness block, separated by a tropical garden.
Second pablo slemenson AND Daniel Tessaraarchitects of PSA Arquitetura and responsible for the signing of the project, the identity of the project began to emerge thinking about the location of the land with 70m in front of Rua Adolfo Tabacow, one of the most appreciated points of the neighborhood. Raising the 1st floor to a height of 19m – the equivalent of 6 floors – allowed the social areas of the apartments on the lower floors to also enjoy the street view.
The building is 60 m long, 90 m high and has an area of 650 m² and has undergone a process to ensure its safety: wind tunnel tests have been carried out – a simulation that evaluates the structure’s performance in stormy weather of wind and allows to know the dynamic response of the building and the comfort conditions of the occupants.
Other highlights of the project are the reuse water systems and solar panels for heating the pool and the water used inside the units. On the north facade, the dark brickin London style, it dialogues harmoniously with other materials, as well as having a thermo-acoustic performance.
At the entrance of the building, realizing the lack of space for the construction of a porte-cochere, a square for cars was created in the basement and a pedestrian walkway in exposed concrete, which connects the condominium entrance to the spaces common.
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Source: Terra

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