The Place

History

From SISPARi with Trisuli, with architecture by Pablo Slemensoni, landscaping by Gilberto Elkisi and decoration by Ana Maria Vieira Santosi, The Place raises two towers in Moemai, anchored next to Parque Ibirapuerai. With one apartment per floor, it occupies almost a full block, with its prow facing the green of the park.

• Concept: the two-tower condominium, with one resident per floor and club-level leisure, next to Ibirapuerai.
• Curiosities: the towers are named Canário and Inhambu, and the development has 420 parking spaces.

Architecture and aesthetics

A hundred and seventy-five metres of street frontage is the figure that governs the project. With a frontage like that, Pablo Slemensoni didn’t need to stack the programme: he spread 49,815 m² of built area across two volumes, one apartment per slab in each, and left the ground to the club — it’s that slack that allows for a regulation-size clay tennis court and an indoor pool with a twenty-five-metre lane inside a residential condominium. The development’s self-sufficiency was built in as a design decision, not added later: an artesian well and rainwater harvesting. The floor plans run from 406 to 740 m², and a panoramic rooftop terrace tops it off. Interiors by Ana Maria Vieira Santosi and landscaping by Gilberto Elkisi.

Aesthetics and scarcity

• Design: contemporary high-end.

Technical specifications

• Towers and units: 2 towers (Canário and Inhambu), 38 floors (36 on record) each, one per floor, 74 units in total. Plot of 6,200 m² (almost a full block), built area of 49,815 m². 420 parking spaces.
• Areas: private area from 406 to 740 m² (3 to 4 suites, 5 to 6 parking spaces). Gourmet kitchen and master suite with closet.
• Parking: 5 to 6 spaces.
• Structural highlights: artesian well and rainwater harvesting.
• Registry and parameters: plot 3,123 m² · frontage 175 m · 2 towers · 36 floors · one per floor · 74 units · private areas of 402, 470, 699 and 729 m² (penthouse 699 and 729 m²) · 4 bedrooms · 5 to 6 parking spaces · 4 bathrooms · 8 lifts · registry jurisdiction 14º Registro de Imóveis de São Pauloi · zoning ZM · buildable potential 2x · height limit 28 m.

Leisure and facilities

• Indoor pool with 25 m lane
• Official clay tennis court
• Equipped spa
• Green area
• Children’s playroom
• Party room
• Gym room and panoramic rooftop terrace
• 24-hour concierge

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Moema: the address

This address has two streets and no avenue: Canário on one side, Inhambu on the other, both in the Pássaros quadrant, both without commerce and without a through-traffic role. The effect is that the whole perimeter of the block keeps a residential scale — no shopfronts, no loading and unloading, no flow of people just passing through. And what’s closest already belongs to another neighbourhood: the early-years school a hundred and twenty metres away has a Vila Nova Conceiçãoi address, and Parque Ibirapuerai, two hundred and forty-five metres away, is reached without leaving a resident’s street. Services come next — Estação Moemai on Line 5 – Lilac at seven hundred metres, Shopping Ibirapuerai just under eight hundred — and supplies, from the area’s two street markets: the Saturday one on Avenida República do Líbano and the Sunday one on Rua dos Canários, both within half a kilometre. It’s the part of Moemai you cover on foot and almost never by car.