Pinnacle One Yonge
Hariri Pontarini Architects
View Looking North from Harbour Street Along Glass Covered North-South Mid-Block Passage
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Hariri Pontarini Architects
Pinnacle One Yonge
Hariri Pontarini Architects
View Looking North Along Glass Covered North-South Mid-Block Passage
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Hariri Pontarini Architects
Pinnacle One Yonge
Hariri Pontarini Architects
View Looking South to Hotel Lobby and North-South Mid-Block Connection
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Hariri Pontarini Architects
Pinnacle One Yonge
Hariri Pontarini Architects
Bird’s Eye View Looking South-East
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Hariri Pontarini Architects
World Design Summit: A Unique and Dynamic Gathering on Change Through Design
World Design Summit Organization
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World Design Summit - Montreal
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
Aerial view of São Paulo Corporate Towers nearing completion in 2016.
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Courtesy of Eduardo Lazzarini
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
The continuous green surface weaves across the site around and through the two towers that make up the architectural program.
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Courtesy of Ana Mello
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
The ground plane lifts up in a series of engineered vegetated terraces to form the amenity building.
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Courtesy of Ana Mello
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
End of the winter season 2017. The topographic garden of planted islands curates visual connections between the towers’ lobby and forest
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Courtesy of Ana Mello
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
A display of a dozen different species of the local Ipê (Handroanthus spp.) at the main entrance plaza.
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Courtesy of Ana Mello
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A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
End of the winter season 2017. The topographic garden of planted islands curates visual connections between the towers’ lobby and forest
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Courtesy of Balmori Associates
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
Native under-canopy plants form the lower layers of the forest.
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Courtesy of Balmori Associates
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
Benches and water features are incorporated into the planted islands.
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Courtesy of Balmori Associates
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
The 1km loop highlighted here by contrasting Brazilian granites: Red Dragon in a pixelated field of Rosa Beatriz and Preto pavers.
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Courtesy of Ana Mello
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
The elevated perforated metal path transforms the narrow sidewalk into a unique experience of walking in the canopies of the trees.
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Courtesy of Balmori Associates
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
Rendered plan illustrating the continuous green surface displaying Mata Atlantica ecosystem
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Courtesy of Balmori Associates
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
Water Management Cycle and Reuse Diagram
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Courtesy of Balmori Associates
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
3D collage planting study for the topographic gardens
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Courtesy of Balmori Associates
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
Fountain and bench study
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Courtesy of Balmori Associates
A Mata Atlântica Forest in São Paulo
Balmori Associates
Cardboard model study at the garden of planted islands
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Courtesy of Balmori Associates
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