Tess Brooklin

Aflalo/Gasperini Architechts

Aflalo/Gasperini Architects, founded in 1962 as Croce Aflalo & Gasperini, has managed to always combine tradition and innovation in its search for architectural solutions over these more than 50 years. We are recognized for designing buildings that have become landmarks in the cities where they were constructed, such as the IBM headquarters building, the Rochaverá Corporate Towers complex, the eTower building in São Paulo, and the revitalization of the Carandiru Complex, now Parque da Juventude, as well as the São Paulo Library. In addition to residential buildings like the Habitarte building in São Paulo and the Ocean Front building in Santos. The office operates throughout the national territory, mainly in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, and has also participated in projects abroad. We work in architecture and urbanism, covering the commercial, service, residential, hotel, public and social, recreational, and industrial sectors. The office is currently managed by four managing partners, one associate director, and a team of five associate professionals. Our scope of work ranges from research and area analysis, the conception of the architectural concept, presentation drawings, preliminary sizing and physical planning, complete project development for construction, as well as the coordination of complementary projects, supervision, and construction follow-up.