Altto Campo Belo

History

By Eveni, with a design by Königsberger Vannucchii, common-area interiors by Débora Aguiari and landscaping by EKFi, Altto Campo Belo was conceived around two ideas: absolute privacy, with one flat per floor, and spaciousness, with what the developer calls the largest linear floor plan in Campo Belo.

• Concept: the privacy of one resident per floor and the generous horizontality of the floor plans.

Architecture and aesthetics

The floor plan dictates the layout. To fit a single 485 m² flat per storey, with the social spaces lined up along a continuous 27-metre frontage, Königsberger Vannucchii had to rotate the building: the plot measures 2,668 m² with only a 16-metre frontage, so the tower sits into the block and turns its long face inward, away from the street. The result is a horizontal approach carried out vertically — twenty-six storeys stacking the same elongated home, each one ending in a terrace that spans the full width of the frontage. The finish matches the scale, from the 1.20 m porcelain tiles to the built-in air conditioning in every room; the common-area interiors are by Débora Aguiari and the landscaping by EKFi.

Aesthetics and scarcity

• Aesthetics: modern, with ultra-high-end finishes.

Technical specifications

• Towers and units: 1 tower, 27 storeys (26 on the registry) and 27 residences (one flat per floor).
• Floor areas: standard unit of 485 m² (up to 5 en-suites, 5 parking spaces); duplex penthouse of 838 to 840 m² (5 en-suites, 7 parking spaces, fireplace, wine cellar and terrace with private pool).
• Parking spaces: 5 in the standard unit, up to 7 in the duplex.
• Structural highlights: built-in air conditioning in every room, 1.20 x 1.20 porcelain tiles, 2 social lifts plus a service lift, biometric reader in the lifts, maid’s quarters.
• Registry and parameters: 2,668 m² plot · 16 m frontage · 1 tower · 26 storeys · 27 units (1 per floor) · 5 bedrooms · 5 parking spaces · 5 bathrooms · 2 lifts · private areas of 485 m² (standard) and 839 m² (penthouse) · built in 2014 · registered with the 15º Registro de Imóveis de São Pauloi · ZM zoning · 2x building potential · 28 m height limit.

Leisure and facilities

• Indoor pool with lap lane and outdoor pool
• Fitness centre
• Party room
• Kids’ playroom
• Playground
• Sauna
• Driver’s room
• Rest area

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Campo Belo: the address

Two names for the same address

The post office registers this stretch as Parque Colonial — a registry name almost no one uses. The market, residents and anyone searching for the area say Campo Belo. This entry adopts the name in common use: it’s the one people search for, advertise with and buy by.

Rua Zacarias de Góis is one of the backbones of Campo Beloi: it crosses much of the neighbourhood, links the bakery, the school and the market on a single walkable route, and spreads local traffic without turning into a thoroughfare. Number 728 sits in the Parque Colonial stretch, the micro-area bordering Brooklini, where the layout is still one of residential plots and commerce is resolved on the pavement itself. From here, Parque Ibirapuerai is a few minutes away by car via Avenida Vereador José Diniz, Avenida Jornalista Roberto Marinho opens the way to the Marginal and to Berrini, and the Estação Brooklin Paulistai and Estação Vereador José Dinizi stations have given the neighbourhood the metro it went without for decades. It’s the kind of address that doesn’t feature in city itineraries and settles the whole week within a thousand-metre radius.