Jardim Edite Social Housing
JARDIM EDITE SOCIAL HOUSING
MMBB Arquitetos + H+F Arquitetos
ARCHITECTS
MANUFACTURERS
Otis, Real Tintas, Orsometal, Serralheria Arcobox, Trialux, Eucatex
SONDAGEM
Geosolo Geotecnia e Engenharia de Solos
INSTALAÇÕES
PHE Projetos Hidráulicos e Elétricos
FUNDAÇÕES
MAG Projesolos Engenheiros Associados (Projeto 2008) e Portella Alarcon Engenheiros Associados (Projeto 2010)
PAISAGISMO
Suzel Márcia Maciel (Projeto 2008) e Ricardo Vianna [Bonsai Paisagismo] (Projeto 2010)
ORCAMENT
Nova Engenharia
CONSTRUTORA
KALLAS Engenharia
GERENCIADORA
Consórcio Bureau Sistema PRI
CONSULTORIA DE IMPERMEABILIZAÇÃO
Proiso Projetos e Consultoria de Impermeabilização
LOCATION
São Paulo, Brazil
CONSULTORIA DE PROJETO GEOMÉTRICO
System Engenharia
CONSULTORIA DE ESTRUTURA METÁLICA
Cia de Projetos
CLIENTE
Prefeitura Municipal de São Paulo - Secretaria Municipal da Habitação (Sehab/Habi) e Secretaria Municipal de Desenvolvimento Urbano (SMDU)
MMBB COLLABORATORS
Eduardo Martini, Marina Sabino, Giovanni Meirelles, Cecilia Góes, Gleuson Pinheiro Silva, Adriano Bergemann, André Rodrigues Costa, Maria João Figueiredo, Martin Benavidez, Naná Rocha, Tiago Girao, Guilherme Pianca, Giselle Mendonça, Eduardo Pompeo, Rafael Monteiro e Lucas Vieira
H+F COLLABORATORS
Tammy Almeida, Joel Bages, Natália Tanaka, Diogo Pereira, Gabriel Rocchetti, Danilo Hideki, Thiago Benucci, Mariana Puglisi, Luca Mirandola, Thiago Moretti, Luisa Fecchio, Bruno Nicoliello, Renan Kadomoto e Carolina Domshcke
ESTRUTURA
Kurkdjian e Fruchtengarten Engenheiros Associados (Projeto 2008) e Projetal Projeto Estrutural e Consultoria (Projeto 2010)
Text description provided by architect.
The Jardim Edite Social Housing Complex was commissioned to replace a favela located on one of the most significant areas of recent growth in both the business and financial sector of the city of São Paulo.
To ensure the integration among the housing complex and its rich surroundings, the project articulated the housing program vertically and occupied the ground floor entirely by public facilities, available for the residential community as well as for the rest of the city, inserting the complex in the economy and everyday life of the region.
The rooftops of the public facilities also functions as a common area for the inhabitants, connecting housing buildings within each block, allowing for a secluded place for social interaction between the residents in the midst of the metropolitan scale of the surrounding area.
The project has a total area of 25.500 m², with 252 housing units of 50 m², a Restaurant School (850 m²), a Basic Health-Care Unit (1300 m²) and a Daycare Center (1400 m²).
