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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.

Espaço Núcleo Pulso Therapy and Dance Space in São Paulo, Brazil by 23 SUL

 
February 3rd, 2019 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: 23 SUL 

Espaço Núcleo Pulso is a body awareness and therapeutic space in the center of São Paulo. The institution is located on the last floor of a tall building, hosting different sorts of activities. The teacher and psychologist Mariana Camarote – head of Espaço Núcleo Pulso – wanted to implement different spaces for individual personal therapy and group activities, as well as corporal expression dynamics, related to Body Movement in Brazil.

The concept of the refurbishment design was to transform a typical open-space office without subdivisions and modular mineral lining with a low-ceiling challenge, into a space that could host the main hall among the rest of the program: a waiting area, a dressing room which eventually became the gateway to the main hall – a decompression and transition space –, an office for individual therapies, kitchen, two toilets and individual locker rooms.

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  • Architects: 23 SUL (André Sant’Anna da Silva, Gabriel Manzi, Ivo Magaldi, Lucas Girard, Luís Pompeo, Luiz Florence, Moreno Zaidan, Tiago Oakley)
  • Project: Espaço Núcleo Pulso Therapy and Dance Space
  • Location: São Paulo, Brazil
  • Photography: Pedro Kok
  • Design Team: João Miguel Silva, Chayene Cardoso, Fernanda Schelp and Lucas Menezes
  • Construction: Visani Engenharia
  • Acustic Design and Installation: Marins Arquitetura
  • Electrical installation: Juveniel Reis
  • Area (m2): 120m²
  • Completion: 2016

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One of the biggest challenges was the coexistence of a dance space in an office building, where silence is a key factor. In order to accomplish this specific need, a noise abatement system with vibration-absorbing bulkheads has been implemented. The elevated floor, capable of absorbing impacts and sounds – as well as the use of foam plates between the slabs of the ribbed concrete slab. These elements were painted in black to serve as an infinite background for the wooden structure beneath the ceiling, inspired by Japanese wood handling, which reinforces the rigidity of the constructive axes of the window frames, in contrast with the flatness and homogeneity of the bamboo flooring the dance floor.

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

Image Courtesy © Pedro Kok

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Categories: Dance Center, Fitness center, Interiors, space




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