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Conjunto Nacional
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Surface hors ?uvre brute
Horsa I, Horsa II, Guayupiá
logements bureaux
Side Usage
centre commercial restaurant cinéma centre de remise en forme
The Itau Bank clock on the roof can be seen 10 miles away. It gives both the time and a temperature reading.
The building caught fire in 1978.
In 1998, on its 40th anniversary, the building was restored and modernized.
The Itau Bank clock is 17 meters tall and 75 meters wide.
First office building built on Avenida Paulista.
Before the famous Itaú Bank clock was inaugurated atop the complex in the middle of the 1970s, other two clocks occupied its place: the first was mantained by Willys and then substituted by one sponsored by Ford.
Its commercial area is considered one of the very first malls in Latin America.
The building occupies an entire city block between , , and .
The building receives around 150,000 envelopes, small packages and letters by mail every month.
In the early 1960s two escalators were installed in the shopping center. They are considered to be the third set of escalators installed in São Paulo.
The shopping center, known as Centro Comercial, was inaugurated in December 1958. The other blocks were inaugurated only four years later, in 1962.
There are 413 small office units in Horsa I, 72 large office units in Horsa II and 47 apartments in Guayupiá.
The building is composed of four blocks. One horizontal block known as Centro Comercial, which hosts the shopping center, and three vertical blocks known as Horsa I, Horsa II and Guayupiá.
Avenida Paulista, 2071-2073
Virtual addresses
Rua Augusta, Rua Padre João Manoel, Alameda Jaú
Zone urbaine
São PauloSão Paulo
BrésilBrésil
Hauteur Sous Plafond
Escalateurs
David Libeskind
L'immeuble dispose d'une hélisurface
Copan
Bourbon São Paulo Hotel
Trianon Corporate
CBI Esplanada
Torre Faria Lima