Rua Haddock Lobo

Imagine yourself walking through the streets of Jardins, a neighborhood rich in architectural beauty in São Paulo. Amid the bustling avenues stands the majestic Guaimbê Building, a striking and intriguing icon of brutalist architecture. Designed by Paulo Mendes da Rocha and João Eduardo de Gennaro in São Paulo, Brazil, in 1962, this building defies traditional expectations of architectural beauty. With its bold exposed concrete aesthetic and daring geometric forms, the Guaimbê stands out as a monument to solidity and artistic expression. The building's unique façade captivates the eye, revealing a singular beauty through the robust texture of the concrete and impressive architectural lines. It is a true masterpiece that stands out in São Paulo’s urban landscape, inviting observers to contemplate the beauty found in the grandeur and strength of brutalist design. This landmark embodies creativity and originality in the city's architecture. The apartment features 3 bedrooms, including 1 suite with a walk-in closet, and 2 parking spaces. The neighborhood offers comprehensive infrastructure, with numerous options for commerce, services, hospitals, schools, universities, and cultural spaces. One can find a variety of supermarkets, pharmacies, gyms, and parks for outdoor activities, such as Ibirapuera Park, located near Jardim Paulista. Furthermore, the neighborhood boasts an extensive public transportation network, including subway stations, buses, and bike lanes, facilitating access to other areas of the city.