無限大廈巴西圣保羅

業(yè)主：GTIS Partners，Yuny Incorporadora

項目規(guī)模/高度：3.9萬平方米/ 118米

類型：辦公

合作設(shè)計單位：Aflalo & Gasperini(合作建筑設(shè)計顧問)

攝影：H.G. Esch (p54, 55, 56, 57),Leonard Finotti (p56, 57)

Client: GTIS Partners, Yuny Incorporadora

Size / Height: 39,000 SM / 118 M

Program: Office

Team: Aflalo & Gasperini (Associate Architect)

Photography: H.G. Esch (p54, 55, 56, 57),Leonard Finotti (p56, 57)

塔樓的動態(tài)體量本質(zhì)上來源于航海元素—使人聯(lián)想到一艘全面揚帆行駛的縱帆船—而在底層，大堂應(yīng)用了各類巴西本土材料。

無限大廈的“帆”采用兩片大面積的曲狀玻璃包覆各個樓層，設(shè)有控制日光和炫光的外部遮陽肋板。設(shè)計團隊的嚴謹?shù)脑O(shè)計流程也考慮到了當(dāng)?shù)夭牧系目尚行浴Ｅc圣保羅本地承包商Aflalo & Gasperini合作，設(shè)計將創(chuàng)新與質(zhì)量控制相結(jié)合。無限大廈立面的曲率為辦公空間提供了多樣的樓層空間和廣闊的城市視野，而設(shè)有遮陽的私人陽臺位于各個樓層的玻璃幕墻內(nèi)，為租戶提供了朝向北面Avenida Paulista和南面Faria Lima的壯觀視野。

在大樓底部，無限大廈通過室內(nèi)外入口體驗與城市環(huán)境相結(jié)合；該體驗得益于圣保羅溫和的氣候，并提供了從世界第六大人口城市向安靜環(huán)境過渡的機會。由倒影池、帶遮陽走道、景觀區(qū)和雨篷門廊組成的精巧帷幕通往大樓的主大堂，大堂被水環(huán)繞，可通過兩座連橋抵達。一面高大彎曲的玻璃墻、精心挑選的巴西花崗巖和Cumaru木材共同定義了大堂的優(yōu)雅氣質(zhì)。無限大廈的設(shè)計鼓勵居住者和建筑之間建立親密關(guān)系，邀請人們與深沉的木色調(diào)、靜謐的水面、豐富的石材和曲面的玻璃進行互動。

The tower’s dynamic massing is nautical in nature–reminiscent of a schooner running under full sail–while at the ground level, its lobby encompasses a rich palette of locally-sourced, Brazilian materials.

Infinity Tower’s “sails” wrap each level with two sweeping curves of glass,highlighted by exterior brise soleil fins that control sunlight and glare. The design team employed a rigorous design process influenced by the availability of local materials, collaborating with S?o Paulo-based contractor Aflalo & Gasperini to marry innovation with quality control. The curvature of Infinity Tower’s facade enhances the office workspaces with a variety of floor plates and broad panoramas of the city,while shaded private balconies housed within the glass facade on each floor afford tenants dramatic views of Avenida Paulista to the north and Faria Lima to the south.

At its base, Infinity Tower engages with its urban context through an indoor-outdoor entry experience that benefits from S?o Paulo’s temperate climate and offers a quiet transition from the world’s sixth most populous city. A subtle tapestry of reflecting pools, shaded walkways, landscaped areas and a canopy-covered porte-cochere lead to the building’s main lobby, which is surrounded by water and accessible by two bridges. A high, curving glass wall, carefully selected Brazilian granites and Cumaru wood define the lobby’s graceful disposition. Infinity Tower’s design encourages an intimate relationship between occupants and architecture, inviting human interaction with its deep wood tones, serene water, rich stone, and curving glass.