The façade of the building is done in exposed reinforced concrete and wooden panels, conceived to shade the inner environments and which the residents can move according to their desires. In this way, the users can optimize their comfort depending on their use and the incidence of the sun. The wood in these panels are arranged in a hollowed squared pattern and do not block the wind, just as the Arabian “Mashrabiya”, brought over to Brazilian colonial architecture and then later used by the modernist architects as well. This solution results in very pleasant temperatures. The exposed concrete refers to the brutalist-type buildings of São Paulo. The material, cast in wooden mold, has its own life, “a living organism” as Architect Lina Bo Bardi, the master of Brazilian modernism said. The texture of the slats – when lit by the sun – produces a surprising and poetic effect for the larger gables. The versatility of the apartments makes it possible for the floor plan to be rearranged according to the needs of the family, just as much in a totally open loft or one floor with two bedrooms. The living room has large panes of glass which increase the relation with the outside. This environment integrates fully with a terrace, lengthening the living area of the apartments. One of the wooden elements slides to this terrace to shade the environment or give greater privacy to the space, without any closing configuration and in this way gives the feeling of an external space.