PLACE

São Paulo

PROJECT YEAR

2011 | 2012

LAND AREA

13.600 m²

PROJECT AREA

50.000 m²

PLACE

São Paulo

PROJECT YEAR

2016 | 2018

PROJECT AREA

12.195 m²

To design, in an area of approximately 10,000 square meters, an environment to be used by 1.5 million pedestrians who pass daily through the Avenida Paulista region, São Paulo’s postcard, inviting them to enjoy culture, art, gastronomy, coexistence, and leisure. This was the drive for Levisky Arquitetos in the development of the “Diversity Boulevard” project.

The Urban Renewal proposal includes a street design that levels the ground floor of the buildings around the new Boulevard, located between Avenida Paulista, Avenida Rio Claro, parts of São Carlos do Pinhal street and Itapeva street, in addition to the underground passage for vehicles, expanding the public space for pedestrian circulation, ensuring accessibility and universal design.

Integrated with the Cidade Matarazzo complex, it is an effective model of the connection between public, semi-public, and private spaces, ensuring enjoyment, accessibility, cultural, social, and economic integration.

The requalification of the urban space provides solutions for urban infrastructures such as drainage pavers, urban drainage reusing rainwater, public lighting, landscaping, distribution of water and energy consumption, and telecommunications. Besides offering a space to pedestrians, after renewing the floor completely, create new spaces for leisure, socializing, entertainment and art, new urban furniture, more afforestation with native trees and kiosks dedicated to organic markets.

The work developed also includes strategic consultancy and coordination of licensing processes for Cidade Matarazzo Complex and Urban Intervention in the road system, including interfaces with relevant public agencies, concessionaires, and specialized consultants.

PLACE

São Paulo

PROJECT YEAR

2019 | 2020

CONSTRUCTION YEAR

2020 (under construction)

PROJECT AREA

87.175 m²

Founded in 1884, Santa Casa de Misericórdia de São Paulo is a private and philanthropic institution, considered one of the most important centers of reference and health research in Brazil. The hospital complex, marked by its architectural, historical and cultural value, houses several buildings inserted in the same lot and in its immediate surroundings, in order to provide assistance and run the administrative program.

Based on the diagnosis of Santa Casa’s facilities, operations and activities, its relationship with the city and the urban standards applicable, the Master Plan designed by Levisky Architects sought to guide strategic actions and future interventions from a perspective that goes beyond the limits of the building, applying devices and incentives provided by the PDE and LPUOS, with the purpose of enabling the expansion of the institution in an integrated manner to the surroundings.

Thinking about the need to update the spaces, flows and materials to be used, it was necessary to set a dialogue with the preservation bodies, which, together with knowledge of hospital architecture from our office, made possible highly efficient solutions, respecting the value as an historical and cultural institution. In this sense, it is proposed to organize both the sectorization – considering the high complexity care -, as well as the support and operational activities in areas inserted in the hospital area.

PLACE

São Paulo

PROJECT YEAR

2017

CONSTRUCTION YEAR

2017 (under construction)

BUILDING AREA

2.400 m²

The requalification project for Escola da Vila – Vila Indiana Unit comprises the adequacy of the existing space, creating a more accessible, comfortable, and safe environment for students, staff, and other users.
New garden areas were proposed, new pavements for the sidewalks, readjustment of the conviviality areas, and creation of newly covered areas, with special emphasis on the coverage of the sports court.

Such cover is structured by a retractable metallic system, whose metal tiles together with polycarbonate panels guarantee both the thermoacoustic insulation and natural light. Inside, a wooden lining follows the arched roof, enhancing the defined shape, as well as preparing the court for different types of events. With side closures, transparent material shutters have been proposed to ensure adequate ventilation and natural lighting, protecting the interior from rain.

In the leisure areas, besides proposed solutions for furniture and lighting, the existing organic layout creates an accessible path, consisting of monolithic floors in pigmented concrete, to accommodate the geometry and visible roots, besides giving a playful character to the environment. To cover the internal sidewalks, a tensioned roof was proposed, designed based on the preservation of canopy from existing trees.

PLACE

Presidente Prudente – SP

PROJECT YEAR

2018

PROJECT AREA

8.650 m²

The proposal prepared by Levisky Arquitetos for the tender launched by SENAC Presidente Prudente for the expansion of its facilities, to accommodate new demands of its educational program, has as a premise the integration of the existing volume with the new additions. The connection is marked by the insertion of a single floor joining both spaces, which unite in a wide area of conviviality and circulation.

In this covered but open space, made up of large spans, it is proposed to expand and allow flexibility in the activities performed by the institution, with environments prepared for integration, coexistence, and creativity.

Sustainability premises are incorporated into the project, which provides, for example, the maintenance of existing trees whenever possible, by taking advantage of sunlight, and the natural shape of the land. To ensure better operational efficiency and meet the program proposed by SENAC, adjustments to flows and sectorization of the environments were designed.

The proposal was not the winner

PLACE

São Paulo

PROJECT YEAR

2017

PROJECT AREA

21.600 m²

BEDS

60

SURGICAL ROOMS

26

Based on the new instrument foreseen in the São Paulo Master Plan, aimed at encouraging the expansion and insertion of new services in the hospital sector and health research, a Hospital Master Plan was proposed, consisting of an expansion and reorganization plan for the sectors of a reference health institution in the city.

As a proposal, a new building was presented, capable of expanding the highly complex surgical center and the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), designed by contemporary concepts such as “clean core” and “flexible beds”, aiming at excellence and, above all, greater humanization of its processes.

The choice for ICU flexible beds involves several advantages, ranging from the reduction of potential medication errors, reduction of hospital stay to improve patient and family satisfaction.

PLACE

São Paulo

PROJECT YEAR

2017

PROJECT AREA

110.000 m²

The Feasibility Study and Business Plan wanted to implement a reference healthcare complex focused on the population of a region with specific cultural characteristics, integrated with services and trade spaces, seeking sustainable technological solutions, establishing renovation, innovation, and integration with urban network. From the implantation of the complex in different scenarios, the study proposes a model that can be replicated in different locations as a network, from a strategic perspective that makes up the urban demands with health needs. The plan also mapped and analyzed the potential of identified lots with adequate construction vocation.

The complex’s Business Plan was divided into two stages, each with four stages of execution. The first includes a study of market potential and new opportunities, in addition to the preparation, review, and approval of the Business Plan. The second includes land acquisition, project development, approval of legal projects and licenses, and the work execution in a phased manner.

PLACE

São Paulo

PROJECT YEAR

2018

LAND AREA

4.083 m²

PROJECT AREA

37.664 m²

BEDS

204

The project started with the need to install a building as an integral part of the hospital complex, which would meet the demand for administrative spaces and operational support from the hospital, in addition to the establishment of services with an active facade.

The project is organized in two towers, connected through a walkway, providing more faces of the building with natural lighting and enabling the program to be adapted to accommodate spaces for permanence. This typology also generates two voids, which connect to the lower floors of housing care and operational support programs. The façades have horizontal and sliding glass panels on the floors, alternated with vertical sliding metallic windshields, which give the building the possibility of controlling aeration and insolation.

The healthcare program has a diagnostic center, a surgical center, emergency services, and admission areas, as well as operational and administrative support, parking lots, and conviviality areas.

PLACE

São Paulo

PROJECT YEAR

2018

LAND AREA

10.600 m²

PROJECT AREA

37.500 m²

The preliminary study for Hospital Support Building started from the demand for administrative and operational support spaces presented by a large hospital situaded in the city of São Paulo. Following the land slope, the project was conceived in a staggered way, allowing the best use of areas, providing a privileged view of a very important square in the city.

The sectorization guidelines resulted in a large horizontal volume, with loose and light volumes. To provide better thermal comfort for the sides facing east, in addition to the garden terraces, cantilevered slabs were provided. On the north-facing sides, with better views, openings were provided to frame the landscape, associated with cantilevered slabs, terraces, and windshields.

From a programmatic point of view, the project houses an administrative department, operational support areas, support areas for employees, parking, areas for chartered buses, and a food court, aimed at socializing and relaxing.

PLACE

São Paulo

PROJECT YEAR

2018

LAND AREA

9.100 m²

PROJECT AREA

6.855 m²

In line with the new service philosophy of the Institute of Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery (IOCAP) at UNICAMP, whose goal is to provide full health treatment for their patients and family members through humanized practices, the project invests in welcoming users, guided by high technology, sustainability, and functionality in the proposal of new buildings.

As an articulating element, the central square was thought to be more than just a circulation area, adding functions of the foyer, classroom, conviviality area, space for exhibitions, and stress release. From this spot, the other buildings are arranged around it, like the teaching and research building, which, by embracing it with glass facades, allows greater visual permeability to the complex and greater integration with local nature and landscape.

The proposal also allows for the future integration of IOCAP with Hospital das Clínicas through a land next to the Helipad, with access to cars, ambulances, and pedestrians. In this way, a good flow of clinical, infrastructure, and emergency staff is made possible, guaranteeing great teamwork between hospital’s assistance and operational areas, such as Medical Specialties, pharmacy, kitchen, among others.

The proposal was not the winner