Description
Magnificent House with Griffe Paulo Mendes da Rocha
Unique house with:
5 Suites
Master Suite with Jacuzzi and Walk-in Closet
2 Floors
Living room
Dining room
Lunch Room
TV Room
Leisure:
Swimming Pool with Support Infrastructure
Gourmet Space with Barbecue
Covered parking for 4 cars
Uncovered parking for 11 cars
Assorted fruit trees
Accepts Barter
Condo fee: Exempt
IPTU (tax): 10 x R$5,000.00
Original plan and landscaping from the 70's signed by the architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha*.
Peroba ceiling and floor of the time, tiles from Cerâmica São Caetano that are considered rarities.
It underwent reform, merging what existed with the modern. Included in this renovation were 3.5 cm thick imported marble demolition doors, original antique iron support poles bought in an antique shop. Also from antique are some pieces of support for lighting that were from the old Telesp
The floor from the entrance of the house and the entire part of the garage (15 cars) are cobblestoned, like those on the streets in the past.
Bay window of the antique peroba lunch room and handle of the original brass internal doors.
The ceiling height is 3.30m.
Landscaping:
Flowers and plants: white and red camellias, spring,
wisteria, magnolia, iris,
orchids of various species, ocna, bromeliads, cactus, heliconia,
hibiscus, strelizia, geranium, anthurium, lady of the night; red and green acer, fortuna, nandina, adam-rib, me-no-one-can, guinea, sword of St. George, fortune, ora-pro-nobis, dracena, croton, zamioculca, pacova', etc
Fruit trees: jabuticaba, acerola, mango, pitanga, peach, guava, avocado, dragon fruit.
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Paulo Mendes da Rocha:
Awards, among others:
Pritzker - one of the highest international prizes, remembered as being the Nobel Prize of Architecture;
Praemium Imperiale - awarded by the Japanese Imperial Family;
Royal Gold Medal - in the name of the British monarch;
Works, among others:
Mube-Museu Brasileiro da Escultura, SP;
Pinacoteca do Estado - reforma, SP;
Gymnasium of Clube Atlético Paulistano, SP;
Serra Dourada Stadium, Goiânia, GO;
National Coach Museum, Lisbon, Portugal;
Casa Quelhas, Lisbon, Portugal
