Arbórea Jardins

History

Arbórea Jardins is by Benxi and belongs to the Benx Icônicos line, the developer’s ultra-high-end segment — the same family as Arbórea Itaimi. The plot is a corner in the residential core of the Jardinsi, where Rua José Maria Lisboa meets Rua Peixoto Gomidei: a stretch where the municipal tax register still lists plots of a hundred to a hundred and fifty square metres, remnants of the original subdivision of semi-detached houses, and where any new project requires assembling several of them. The development is in the early launch phase, with the project under approval at the City Hall under administrative process no. 59450-25-SP-ALV; sales will only open after registration of the Incorporation Memorandum, and there is therefore still no public delivery forecast.

• Concept: natural light as a matter of design — the developer describes an architecture conceived to turn luminosity into a design element, expanding the spaces and revealing textures.
• Trivia: the plot is a double corner, fronting both Rua José Maria Lisboa and Rua Peixoto Gomidei — a condition that, on a block of small plots, is what allows a decent façade, vehicle access and sunlight all at once.

Architecture and aesthetics

Gui Mattosi signs both ends here — architecture and interiors — which is unusual and tends to produce a building with high coherence between the skin and the core. There are 21 residences in a single tower, with sizes from 400 to 766 m² of private area: a low number of units for the scale of the floor area, which means few neighbours per floor and a condominium of an almost family scale despite the full leisure offering. The landscaping is by Alex Hanazakii, whose language of dense vegetation and large scale speaks directly to the development’s name.

Aesthetics and scarcity

Technical specifications

• Towers and units: 1 tower, 21 residences.
• Sizes: from 400 to 766 m² of private area.
• Structural features: corner plot with two frontages (Rua José Maria Lisboa and Rua Peixoto Gomidei); independent vehicle access.
• Registry and parameters: 1 tower · 21 units · private areas of 400 to 766 m² · tax block 014.030 · registry jurisdiction 13º Registro de Imóveis de São Pauloi · project under approval under administrative process no. 59450-25-SP-ALV (SEI 1020.2025/0021608-9) · SPE M.A.R. Moscou Desenvolvimento Imobiliário. (Under approval: registry parameters to be consolidated in the Incorporation Memorandum.)

Leisure and facilities

• Lobby
• ÓRA 25-metre lap pool
• ÓRA Outdoor pool
• ÓRA Children’s pool
• ÓRA Vitality pool
• ÓRA Ice bath
• ÓRA Dry and wet sauna
• ÓRA Sensory shower
• ÓRA Wellness
• ÓRA Beauty
• ÓRA Active
• ÓRA Plates
• ÓRA Fitness
• Golf simulator
• Children’s playroom
• Function room
• Gourmet space
• Playground
• Pet place

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Jardim Paulista: the address

Rua José Maria Lisboa is one of the cross streets that stitch Jardim Paulistai together between Avenida Paulistai and Alameda Lorenai — a low-scale, shaded street, with neighbourhood shops and buildings of ten to fifteen storeys. The intersection with Rua Peixoto Gomidei sits at the heart of that rectangle, within walking distance of Rua Oscar Freirei, Rua Haddock Loboi and Jardim Pamplona Shoppingi, with Colégio Dante Alighierii in the same radius, on Alameda Jaúi. It is the address where São Paulo works on foot: bakery, pharmacy, restaurant and school within ten minutes’ walk, and Estação Oscar Freirei on the Yellow Line connecting the neighbourhood to the city without a car. The trade-off is density — there is no large plot left over, and that is exactly why any new development here is always small and always on a corner.