Builder | Commercial Cidade Matarazzo
About the project

Torre Mata Atlântica and Matarazzo Maternity Hospital

By restoring the old “Hospital e Maternidade Matarazzo”, Groupe Allard helps to recover part of the city’s history and, at the same time, projects itself into the future and creates a unique place in the world that brings together past, present and future.  Through a retrofit project, the idea takes shape and brings along a new concept and the vision of what it will become: Cidade Matarazzo.

Located near Paulista avenue, it will become a luxurious complex comprising a six-star hotel, a 25,000 m² (269,000 sq. ft) commercial area and an extensive green area which will integrate and characterize that part of the city. RFM Construtora is in charge of the construction of Torre Mata Atlântica building and the restoration of Santa Luzia chapel.

Development: Grupo Allard
Construction: RFM Construtora and Sérgio Porto Engenharia Consortium
Execution Period for the Maternity Hospital: 30 months
Execution Period for Torre Mata Atlântica: 31 months
Lot total area: 27,995 m² (301,336 sq. ft)
Website: cidadematarazzo.com.br
  • Área total 56.480,00 m²
  • Local Bela Vista, São Paulo
  • Tipo Commercial
  • Status Lançamento 2020

PHOTOS OF THE PROJECT

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LOCATION

Alameda Rio Claro, 190 - Bela Vista, São Paulo - SP, Brasil
Cidade Matarazzo

ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

Architecture: Jean Nouvel French architect Jean Nouvel, winner of the most prestigious international award in architecture, the Pritzker Prize, is widely known for his creativity when developing concepts which are not based on styles or ideologies but rather on the search for that unique combination of people, space and time.
Interior Design: Philippe Starck Internationally acclaimed creator, designer and architect, Philippe Starck is a tireless, rebellious citizen of the world who sees as his mission to share his ethics and his subversive vision of a fairer world by creating unusual spaces and objects that aim to be “good” before being beautiful.