Santiago de Compostela proposal seeks to offer a new alternative in the conventional production scene of the real estate market.

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A careful solution in terms of surroundings, relationship with the street, compositional cohesion, simplification of details.

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The unique coating and vigorous crown reinforce the idea of unity.

The use of ribbed slabs, the framing solutions (sliding built-in, acoustically isolated from the outside), the right foot of the floor (3.20), the suppression of the “pilotis club” valuing gardens, are some additional items that seek comfort , freedom of arrangement alternatives and condominium and maintenance savings.

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Architecture

Gustavo Penna, Norberto Bambozzi, Alexandre Bragança, Ana Paula Assis, Priscila Dias de Araújo

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Place

Belo Horizonte – Minas Gerais – Brazil

 

Technical Data
Year of the project: 1995
Year of completion of the work: 1998
Built Area: 7,010m²

Photos
Jomar Bragança 

Marcílio Gazzinelli

Leonardo Finotti