Alameda Gardens

Located on the same block as the Oscar Freire metro station, the project integrates commercial and residential uses through an access boulevard next to Rebouças, creating an atmosphere of a square, full of trees, integrated into the city. This space protects the Residential building from the avenue, but with a large presence on Chabbad Street, a street with a more residential vocation. The project also included the development of the Oscar Freire Office commercial building, which marks its presence along Avenida Rebouças and its 8-story volume harmonizes with the scale of the access square.

The language of the commercial building explores a simple volume that is marked by side plates covered in white glass and screen-printed, featuring a minimalism that guarantees identity to the proposed volume. Given the commercial vocation next to the sidewalks in the neighborhood, the project incorporates restaurants along Chabbad Street, thus creating a synergy with the Gardens. In this way, there is no need to close walls or railings, the stores assume the transposition between the public and the private.

The contemporary concept of mixed use, with a semi-public boulevard and shop windows along the sidewalks, guarantee vitality to the project and the neighborhood; as well as the movement of the terraces, the presence of the gardens and the noble materials bring design and elegance to the project.