Lurie Itaim

History

Lurie Itaim is carried by two houses that jointly sign the development and construction: UNACorpi, from São Caetano do Sul, and Exkallai. The architecture and interior design of the common areas are by Perkins&Willi, the landscaping is by Benedito Abbudi and the decoration of the apartments is by Carlos Bossii. The developer’s own material sums up the address’s thesis in one sentence — an unexpected refuge, at the meeting point of JK and Faria Lima avenues — and that is, in fact, the only promise the public documentation currently supports.

It is little, and it is honest to say why: the project is under approval and does not yet have a development registration. The developer itself warns that sales will only begin after registration at the competent registry office, under the terms of Law No. 4,591/64, and that the design is subject to change. Floor areas, number of units and storeys are therefore not fixed here: none of them is declared in a source from the house that is building it.

• Concept: a residential address on a short, protected street, a few blocks from the neighbourhood’s busiest crossing.

Architecture and aesthetics

Perkins&Willi is responsible for the architecture and the design of the common areas; Benedito Abbudi for the landscaping; Carlos Bossii for the decoration of the apartments. The project’s language has not yet been released in a definitive perspective — the material in circulation is expressly illustrative.

Aesthetics and scarcity

Technical specifications

• Registry and parameters: project under approval, with no development registration declared as of August 2026 · registry jurisdiction 4º Registro de Imóveis de São Pauloi · the municipality’s tax records still register the block on Rua Capitão Guedes Portilho as a sequence of residential lots of around 190 m² each, a sign that the development’s plot is an assembly of lots not yet consolidated in the registry.

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Itaim Bibi: the address

Rua Capitão Guedes Portilho is a short, entirely residential street in Itaimi, on the stretch that runs down towards Vila Olímpiai — blocks of terraced houses and low-rise buildings, in one of the few pockets of the neighbourhood not yet turned into towers. That is the address’s asset, and the neighbourhood notei already records why it is sought after: the Itaim has avenues to spare, but leafy, quiet streets two blocks from the buzz are what it lacks. From number 26 you can walk to the office corridor of Faria Limai and JKi, Parque do Povoi and Shopping JK Iguatemii.