Península Moema

History

By Bolsa de Imóveisi, with architecture by Marcio Curyi, landscaping by Gilberto Elkisi and interior design by Débora Aguiari, the Península is a 2007 neoclassical building in Moemai, near Av. Hélio Pellegrino and Parque Ibirapuerai, a few blocks from Vila Nova Conceiçãoi. With one apartment per floor, it features refined finishes.

• Concept: the low-density neoclassical building, with one resident per floor, in Moemai.
• Curiosities: the living room has solid wood flooring, and the interior design is by Débora Aguiari.

Architecture and aesthetics

Fifty metres of frontage on a 1,714 m² plot: this proportion is what allows the single tower to be set with its entire face turned to the street, and everything else follows from it: one apartment per floor on the slab, with the gourmet terrace integrated into the living area rather than attached as a balcony, and the penthouse closing the building at 610 m². Finishing is a design decision, not a buyer’s option — the solid wood flooring in the living room is part of the building’s specification. The language is neoclassical, in the register that São Paulo’s high-end market practised in the mid-2000s. Interiors by Débora Aguiari and landscaping by Gilberto Elkisi.

Aesthetics and scarcity

• Aesthetic: neoclassical.

Technical specifications

• Towers and units: single tower, 24 storeys (21 on record), one per floor.
• Floor areas: 367 m² (4 to 5 bedrooms, 4 en suites).
• Parking: 5 spaces.
• Structural highlights: spacious integrated gourmet terrace and solid wood flooring in the living room.
• Registry and parameters: plot 1,714 m² · frontage 50 m · 1 tower · 21 storeys · 1 unit per floor · 22 units · 4 bedrooms · 5 parking spaces · 4 bathrooms · 3 lifts · private areas of 367 m² (standard floor) and 610 m² (penthouse) · registry jurisdiction 14º Registro de Imóveis de São Pauloi · ZM zoning · 2x buildable potential · 28 m height limit.

Leisure and facilities

• Pool
• Garden
• Full leisure amenities
• Security

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Moema: the address

Two names for the same address

The plot sits on the border between Moema and Indianópolis, and both names are legitimate. The postcode registers Indianópolis; the high-end market treats the address as Moema. This entry adopts the name in common use and keeps the other for anyone searching by it.

What distinguishes number 133 on Avenida Sabiái is not the avenue itself, but what it reaches within two blocks: Avenida Hélio Pellegrinoi, the road that stitches Moemai to Vila Nova Conceiçãoi and to Parque Ibirapuerai without passing through the commercial axis. It is a difference of routine — from here, you leave the neighbourhood on the residential side, not the traffic side. The green space is five hundred metres away; groceries come on two days of the week, both under four hundred metres away, at the Sunday market on Rua dos Canários and the Friday one, between Rua Tuim and Rua Inhambu. What is not close is the commercial axis: Estação Moemai on Line 5 – Lilac is seven hundred and thirty metres away, and Shopping Ibirapuerai a little further. This is the explicit trade-off of this address — being on the park’s side rather than the metro’s side.