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Viva! Smart Freguesia do Ó: Another large scale “Paulista” project

The capital of São Paulo hosts another smart project in Freguesia do Ó. Developed in partnership with InLoop, a leading real estate developer in Brazil, Viva!Smart Freguesia do Ó is designed for those who want a more connected, dynamic, and participative lifestyle.

The development is located in one of the most traditional neighbourhoods of São Paulo – predominantly residential and known for its quiet and peaceful atmosphere. It’s also 200 metres away from the future Freguesia do Ó subway station, and well-connected, with shopping malls, schools, bank branches, pharmacies, supermarkets, and gyms.

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1,260
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Smart Solutions

Urban smart living

Apartments come in three models and vary from 30 to 44 square metres in size. The launch took place in December 2020 and the smart building project is expected to be completed in 2024.

Innovation in four areas: architecture, environment, technology and people. Viva!Smart Freguesia do Ó will feature a total of 50 smart solutions selected by our Competence Centre in Turin, Italy. Residents will have the support of a Community Manager and free access to the Planet App, our digital platform that connects residents, offers services, and updates from the neighbourhood.

There are several leisure and service spaces for residents to relax and socialise with their friends, family and neighbours. Among them are the bookcrossing area, gourmet space, a public board of ideas, a health space, an area for barbecues and events, and fitness and educational games.

Smart solutions for encouraging sustainable practices include community composting, urban gardens, smart LED lighting and collection islands for recycling and waste. Other solutions implemented include fun theory, bicycle parking, an equipped dog area, a coworking space, playground, and smart benches.

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