SP International World Trade Center

São Paulo World Trade Center
São Paulo World Trade Center
General information
Status	Completed
Type	Commercial
Location	São Paulo, Brazil
Coordinates	23°36′31.2″S 46°41′49.3″E / 23.608667°S 46.697028°E / -23.608667; 46.697028
Opening	1995
Technical details
Floor count	25
Floor area	180000m2
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Carlos Bratke, Roberto Bratke and Francisco Collet

Founded in 1995, the World Trade Center of São Paulo is a business complex that is part of the World Trade Centers Association, a global organization promoting international trade, with over 290 member cities across 85 countries.^[1]

Details[edit]

It boasts approximately 180,000 square meters of built-up area, considered the largest business complex in Latin America. Its construction was a landmark for the city. Situated in the upscale area of the South Zone, between Berrini Avenue and the United Nations Avenue, its location brings it close to multinational corporations, large Brazilian companies, and even Congonhas Airport.

It comprises the WTC Tower, a modern 25-story office building, the refined and sophisticated Sheraton Hotel, the WTC Convention Center, the Business Club, and the most comprehensive decoration and design center in Latin America, the D&D, all integrated and complementary spaces.

Architects Carlos Bratke, Roberto Bratke, and Francisco Collet were responsible for initiating the famous and bustling Engenheiro Luís Carlos Berrini Avenue in 1975. The idea was to escape the high prices of Avenida Paulista and, thus, they established themselves on Rua Funchal and invested in projects for the structuring of the avenue.

The WTC is located in Brooklin Novo, between Luís Carlos Berrini and Nações Unidas avenues.

• WTC Tower: a 25-story building housing more than 45 companies.
• Shopping D&D: the largest decoration and design hub in Brazil.
• WTC Events Center: a 12,000m² space for business events. It offers 60 flexible spaces for hosting events, internationally recognized and repeatedly awarded as the best convention center in Brazil.
• Sheraton São Paulo WTC Hotel: the hotel has 298 accommodations and provides 24-hour reception, a gift shop, a hairdresser, free bicycle use, as well as exclusive services such as a pillow menu, In Room Spa, In Room Fitness, among others.
• WTC Business Club: business development through strategic networking, exclusive content, and international connections. It is a club that assists Brazilian companies in entering or expanding into the international market, providing access to market research on the relevant segment.

See also[edit]

List of skyscrapers in Brazil Plaza Centenário Centro Empresarial Nações Unidas

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External links[edit]

• http://www.wtcsp.com.br