Hóriz Ibirapuera

History

Developed by Jali with Constraci and designed by Pablo Slemensoni, Hóriz Ibirapuera rises about 300 metres from Parque Ibirapuerai, in Paraísoi, opening up a 270-degree view. It comprises two towers with flexible floor plans, with one of the most complete leisure programmes in the area.

• Concept: the open horizon of Ibirapuerai, in a 270-degree view, translated into two towers with flexible floor plans.
• Trivia: the leisure area brings together a woodland with hammocks, a zen space with floating stations and a coworking space with meeting rooms.

Architecture and aesthetics

Pablo Slemensoni‘s design is the opposite of the isolated tower: a 4,755 m² plot made it possible to place two towers and free up ground between them, and the 270-degree opening the building advertises is a consequence of that room to breathe — the 48-metre height limit authorised for the block sustains the view, and neither tower blocks the other’s horizon. The scale shows on arrival, with a covered vehicle porch, a double-height lobby and an armoured guardhouse making up an entrance of hotel-like proportions; pivoting doors and a biometric lock carry the same contemporary language right up to the units’ threshold. Inside, the floor plans are born flexible — the design allows for reconfiguration rather than imposing a finished one.

Aesthetics and scarcity

• Aesthetics: contemporary, facing the green of Ibirapuerai.

Technical specifications

• Towers and units: 2 towers, 13 storeys, 2 apartments per floor, 3 lifts per tower, 52 units (26 of 231 m² and 26 of 301 m²). Plot of around 4,300 to 5,150 m².
• Sizes: 231 m² (3 to 4 suites, 4 parking spaces) and 301 m² (4 suites, 4 parking spaces).
• Parking: 4 spaces, with private hall.
• Structural highlights: flexible floor plans, biometric lock, pivoting door, double-height lobby and armoured guardhouse.
• Registry and parameters: plot 4,755 m² · 2 towers · 13 storeys · 2 units per floor · 52 units · 4 bedrooms · 4 parking spaces · private areas of 231 m² and 301 m² · registry jurisdiction 1st São Paulo Property Registryi · zoning ZC · buildable ratio 2x · height limit 48 m.

Leisure and facilities

• Heated adult pool with 25 m lane and heated children’s pool
• Solarium
• Gym
• Function room
• Gourmet space
• Plaza with reflecting pool
• Zen and yoga space with floating stations
• Woodland with hammocks
• Pet place
• Children’s playroom
• Porte cochère
• Coworking
• Pilates
• Spa with sauna
• Bicycle storage with workshop

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Paraíso: the address

Rua Manuel da Nóbregai crosses Paraíso from end to end, parallel to Avenida Brigadeiro Luís Antônioi, and number 1506 sits at its southern tip — the closest to Parque Ibirapuerai, under four hundred metres away. It’s the stretch where the neighbourhood’s hinge clearly leans towards the green: whoever lives here treats the park as their back garden and Avenida Paulistai as a destination, not as a neighbour. The trade-off is that everyday street life is close by: Jardim Pamplona Shoppingi under nine hundred metres away, schools of every level within the same few blocks and weekly markets on two different days. The neighbourhood’s metro service is generous — two lines cross at Paraíso Stationi and Brigadeiro Stationi covers the Paulista side —, but at this end of the street the car still shortens the way to the stations.