Maison Madeleine

History

From Zaboi, designed by Itamar Berezin Arquitetura e Urbanismoi, Maison Madeleine is a French-inspired neoclassical building in Vila Nova Conceiçãoi, near Av. Morumbi and the Marginal Pinheirosi. It is part of the builder’s luxury Maison line, with spacious floor plans and a classic style.

• Concept: the French-inspired neoclassical building of the Maison line, in Vila Nova Conceiçãoi.
• Curiosities: the name and the style reinforce the French feel of Zaboi‘s Maison collection, sister to Maison Gisellei, Maison Helenai and Maison Josephinei.

Architecture and aesthetics

French-repertoire neoclassical — the name, the Maison line and the aesthetic follow the same grammar, which Zaboi repeated as a collection signature at several addresses across the city. Twenty-two floors, one apartment per floor, two lifts: the verticality is contemporary and the vocabulary belongs to another century, and that is exactly the combination Vila Nova Conceiçãoi absorbed when it traded its old mansions for high-end towers. Designed by Itamar Berezini.

Aesthetics and scarcity

• Style: neoclassical, French-inspired.

Technical specifications

Towers and units

single tower, 22 floors, 23 units (1 per floor).

Floor areas

370 m² in the standard unit and 703 m² in the penthouse (4 to 6 bedrooms, up to 5 suites).

Parking

5 to 8 spaces.

Structural highlights

gourmet kitchen, central air conditioning and ambient sound system.

Registry and parameters

plot 1,830 m² · 1 tower · 22 floors · 23 units (1 per floor) · 4 bedrooms · 5 parking spaces · 2 lifts · private areas of 370 m² (standard) and 703 m² (penthouse) · registry jurisdiction 14th Real Estate Registry Office of São Pauloi · zoning ZM · buildable potential 2x · height limit 28 m.

Leisure and facilities

• Heated pool
• Sauna
• Party room
• Tennis court
• 24-hour concierge

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Vila Nova Conceição: the address

Rua Marcos Lopes sits outside the green core: it is the stretch of Vila Nova Conceiçãoi that borders Avenida Santo Amaroi, the road that cuts through the neighbourhood and connects it to Itaim Bibii, Vila Olímpiai and the JKi axis. When the 1990s works narrowed the pavements on Santo Amaro to open the bus lane, much of the street-level retail migrated into the neighbouring blocks — and that is what you find here: the Tuesday market one hundred and fifty-eight metres away, Colégio Companhia de Mariai at one hundred and forty-six, on-foot services rather than absolute quiet. Ibirapuera Parki is seven hundred metres away: walkable, but a decision, not a given.