Park Lane Ibirapuera

History

By Construtora Adolpho Lindenbergi in partnership with Ezteci, with architecture by Itamar Berezini, decoration by João Armentanoi and landscaping by Benedito Abbudi, Park Lane Ibirapuera was marketed as the first ultra-luxury building in Moemai. With one apartment per floor, it is 600 metres from the metro and 900 metres from Ibirapuerai. It is one of the three “Park” developments in the batch, alongside Park Avenuei (which it shares Eztec with) and Park Viewi.

• Concept: low-density ultra-luxury, with one resident per floor, in Moema.
• Curiosities: it was marketed as the neighbourhood’s first ultra-luxury building.

Architecture and aesthetics

Thirty storeys on a 2,079 m² plot, with a single residence per slab: that’s the design concept. Itamar Berezini chose the slender tower over the wide block, and the consequence shows on the inside — the 375 m² floor plan occupies the entire storey, with no shared wall, and the private lift opens straight into the unit, so that each floor’s hall belongs to a single family. The programme extends downward, into the 548 m² garden flat, and upward, into the 688 m² duplex penthouse with eight parking spaces. The infrastructure matches the project’s date: a reception lobby and an electric-car charging point were planned from the build. Interiors by João Armentanoi and landscaping by Benedito Abbudi.

Aesthetics and scarcity

• Aesthetics: contemporary high-end.

Technical specifications

• Towers and units: single tower, 30 storeys, one per floor, 28 units, 3 lifts. Plot of 2,079 m².
• Floor areas: standard floor of 375.17 m² (4 suites, 5 parking spaces and box); garden flat of 547.97 m²; duplex penthouse of 688 m² (4 suites, 8 parking spaces).
• Parking: 5 parking spaces and box on the standard floor, 8 in the penthouse.
• Structural features: private lift, lobby and electric-car charging point.
• Registry and parameters: plot ≈2,079 m² · single tower · 30 storeys · 1 unit per floor · 28 units · private areas of 375 m² (standard floor), 548 m² (garden flat) and 688 m² (duplex penthouse) · registry jurisdiction 14º Registro de Imóveis de São Pauloi · zoning ZEU · buildable potential 4x · unrestricted height limit.

Leisure and facilities

• Adult and children’s swimming pools
• Fitness
• Massage room
• Dry sauna
• Party room
• Children’s play room
• Barbecue area
• Playground
• 24-hour security

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Moema: the address

The corner tells you what this stretch is. On one side, Rua Ministro Gabriel de Rezende Passos, one of the few streets in Moemai named after a person; on the other, Alameda Jauaperi, an indigenous name, from the quadrant the neighbourhood calls Índios. And less than four hundred metres away is the Sunday market on Rua dos Canários, already in the birds quadrant. Number 319 sits exactly at the fold between the two halves of Moemai, and inherits the advantages of both: Estação Moemai on Line 5 – Lilac four hundred and twenty metres away and Shopping Ibirapuerai at five hundred, which are axis amenities; the market and Colégio Franciscano Nossa Senhora Aparecidai two hundred metres away, which are block-level life. Parque Ibirapuerai is a little over five hundred metres away, but it isn’t what organises daily life here — whoever lives on this corner serves themselves first from the avenue and the market.