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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

A Tropical Tower in São Paulo, Brazil by Triptyque Architecture

 
July 15th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Triptyque Architecture

Triptyque Architecture takes part in a 150.000mmaster plan in the city of São Paulo organized around a university campus receiving 15.000 students. The whole project consists of four towers with a mixed program: 400 apartments, an hotel, offices and shops. Two others French agencies have been invited to work on this project: PCA and Edouard François.

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

  • Architects: Triptyque Architecture
  • Project: A Tropical Tower
  • Location: São Paulo, Morumbi, Brazil
  • Photography: Ricardo Bassetti
  • Partners: Guillaume Sibaud, Olivier Raffaëlli, Greg Bouset e Carolina Bueno
  • Coordinator: Luiz Trindade
  • Project manager: Bianca Coelho
  • Team: Fernanda Figueira, André Mathias, Murillo Fantinati, Renan Bussi
  • Number of items in the Tropical Tower: 171 unités
  • Ground area: 38.900m²
  • Total area of the 4 towers: 236.200m²
  • Tropical Tower built area: 35.000m²
  • Construction start deadline: 2018

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

The Tropical Tower designed by Triptyque Architecture is an element of twins towers with mixed program (lofts and hotels) connected to the 23rd floors by a gateway, its 45 floors will receive 200 apartments.

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

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Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

The Tropical Tower is defined by its nonlinearity, opposing to the ambient rationality, it is a twist of the architectural body. This body is inhabited by a vegetation extending over the 150m height. Each floor provides access to the plants, where the terraces, kind of excrescences, will support trees or even greenhouses, some of them will be used for vegetables growing.

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

The architecture of the Tropical Tower is expressive, the black concrete slabs constitute horizontals framing the full height glass who provides transparency and view for the inhabitants.

Finally, the tower is equipped with movable brise-soleil arranged on the most exposed facade, this mobility creates a vibration, a deconstruction of the order in an organic architecture.

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Ricardo Bassetti

Image Courtesy © Triptyque Architecture

Image Courtesy © Triptyque Architecture

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Categories: Apartments, Hotel, Mixed use, Offices, Shop, Tower




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