Detailed Information

External cover: Alcan Wall Cap 1,5 mm solid aluminum, together with aluminum moldings and glass.

Moldings/glass: Molding in anodised aluminum in natural color with laminated glass (6 + 4 mm) of Al 120 4mm blue + colorless PVB butyral + 6mm crystal glass

Hydro-sanitary installations: The system is served by Sabesp (São Paulo State Basic Sanitation Company) through a 3.5 “ extension as measured by a hydrometer.
The building has two distribution networks (part A and B), with reducing pressure valves located on the first basement. It has a reserve of 800 m3 in the upper water boxes and 1000m3 in the water tanks. The fire system has a reserve of 240m3, dividing portions for fire hydrants and sprinklers.
Compressed-air reducing valves were installed in toilets and kitchens in order to reduce the consumption.

Electrical installations: The building is fed by a 20KV main cable and another one used as back up and distributes energy in 380/220V to common and private areas, through two sub stations located on the first basement and on the 23rd floor. The sub station located on the 23rd floor feeds the central refrigeration network and the one located on the basement feeds the remaining power load.
The building managers are responsible for the division of consumption calculated by electronic meters installed in each commercial room. The fee collection criterion was established by the building administration.
The sub-station is made up of Siemens dry type transformers and protected by Merlin Gerin SF6 circuit switches.

Emergency energy generator: The Stemac of 563 KVA emergency energy generator, with 380/220V, provides: 50% of hall lighting, 100% of lighting of stairs and escape routes, pressure pumps, fire pumps, and security and building supervision systems. In case of power failure the elevators return to ground floor and then an elevator from the high area and another from the low area, together with two hydraulic elevators and the emergency elevator, are supplied with energy.

Air conditioning: The building has 24-hour air conditioning system maintained by 2 Chiller 650 TR units and one 300TR,that provide cold water to the fan-coils of the private areas using the primary/secondary system.
The air-conditioned Pilotis areas on the 23rd floor are controlled by the automation network that turns the fan-coils on daily at 7:30 am and turns them off at 6:30pm. Only previously scheduled fan-coils stay on and will incur an extra charge to be shared monthly -- according to the criterion established by the administration -- after working hours, on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.
The control network turns the fan-coils on and off and controls the insufflation temperature through 2-way valves. It neither controls nor supervises the VAYs or the room temperature of the private areas, except for Pilotis. The VAYs are controlled by sensors located in the air-conditioned areas; their maintenance and control are the tenant’s responsibility. The building administration is responsible only for the fan-coils and related accessories and for the outer air insufflation system.
The central network also controls which chiller will be utilized, alternating between the 650TR and the 300TR, according to thermal load demand. At present, the night load is very low, requiring use of a heat exchange unit to keep the 300 TR chiller working.

Telecommunications: The construction is served by the power company through 600 metallic pair cables and there is no previous distribution to the floors; the placement of the necessary cables is the responsibility of each tenant.
The building has a central digital switchboard with one extension for each commercial room and 25 extensions for the administrative/operational area.
The building has no structured network for data communication. Companies such as AT&T, Embratel, Metrored, etc, that rent the space in the building to offer telecom services and provide their own distribution by shafts available for this purpose.

Access security installations: The access of people into the building is controlled by dual direction turnstiles installed on the entrances on the ground floor and on the 1st basement, with five on the low zone access and five on the high zone access, on the ground floor and one on the 1st basement.
The access through the turnstiles by ratchets is gained through a proximity card used by the joint owners and visitors. On the way out, the visitors deposit their cards on a box installed in two turnstiles in each area. The authorization of visitor access follows his or her registration in the reception area on the Image Visitor software. After the authorization of the unit to be visited, an access card is provided to the visitor by one of the three registration stations -- only during business hours. Before and after this time period, the visitor is registered on a handwritten spreadsheet and access is authorized by the security guard through his own card.
The software that manages the access system is Winpack Pro from Northen and is installed by Smart Landis & Gyr company.
An access control system using the same technology was installed in certain private areas, permitting access to their doors.
The parking area access is controlled by ticket gates using the same proximity card and is operated by Estapar.

CFTV:
The building is monitored by 80 color cameras installed in the elevators, two external cameras, in the reception area on the ground floor, halls of the ground-floor low and high zones, operations network, reception area in the basement, kitchen in the Mezzanine, sub-station, helipad, loading and unloading area, generator and two cameras for each hall from the 3rd basement to the 23rd floor.
One of the external cameras has zoom and movement control, allowing the monitoring of Paulista Avenue and Haddock Lobo street. The cameras are distributed among 5 multiplex; three analog with Time lapse monitors and two digital.
The building does not have infra-red presence sensors. The new digital systems have the movement sensor of the video cards that prioritize the recording of the cameras in which there is movement.

Special installations – building supervision: The building control network has two supervision systems, a fire detector and alarm and a second system that monitors and controls the following equipment: air conditioning for the floors (fan-coils only) and the cold water network; lighting of common internal and external areas, garage and external areas, ventilation and exhaustion of garages and emergency stairs; pressure pumps, serviced waters, hydrants and sprinklers, motor-generator group for common areas; elevators.
The building has no built-in sound system.

Elevators: The building has 14 social elevators distributed in two zones -- low and high.
The low zone services the ground floor to the 12th floor and the high zone services the ground floor, Pilotis and the 12th through the 22nd floor. The elevators are modern, and equipped with micro-processors and variable frequencies.
Since the building has no service elevators, two elevators from each zone that serve the first basement, are used to load and unload in hours pre-determined by the administration. The building even has two hydraulic elevators to serve the basements and ground floor, one in each zone.
The building has an emergency elevator for exclusive use in exceptional cases that serves the 3rd basement up through the 23rd floor. Like the social elevators, it is also micro-processor equipped.
The social elevators have visual communication system provided by liquid crystal monitors that in addition to offering users useful information, also displays advertisements from clients that pay the condominium for this service.

Number of parking places: Total of 1300. The building users can use 396.
Boarding: The big rooms have 63X63X37 Luxalon Cell honey comb-type removable boarding painted in white.
Floors: The original floor of the rooms is prepared with plain cement with a slope to receive an elevated floor. The toilets and kitchens are covered with ceramic floors. The halls are covered with Corumba 200 mm polished grey granite. The stairs are covered with polished Granilite.

Walls: The salon walls have White latex painting, on plasterboard + plaster coat + interior coating. The walls of the toilets and kitchens are covered with formica. The walls of the halls are covered with Corumba 20 mm polished grey granite. The walls of the stairs are covered with grey Fulget similar to Corumba grey.
Lamps: The lamps are of high resistance with aluminum mirror-backed reflectors with 2 electronic reactor lamps of 32W.
The lighting of the rooms is controlled by the tenants and divided into circuits.

Telecommunications Infra-Structure: The building does not have structured cables. The existing installations were distributed by companies installed in the condominium that offer data communication service, or by the tenants themselves who are responsible for the distribution from the main switchboard, located in the basement, through appropriate shafts.