Mandarim Building, Modern skyscraper in São Paulo, Brazil.

Mandarim Building is a residential skyscraper of 137 metres in the Brooklin neighbourhood, in the Itaim Bibi district of São Paulo, close to the Marginal do Rio Pinheiros. Built from 2003 to 2006 to a design by the Itamar Berezin firm, it holds 338 apartments across a floor area of 40,923 m².

The Mandarim was built between 2003 and 2006 to a design by the office of architect Itamar Berezin. At its inauguration in 2006 it was the tallest residential building in São Paulo, with 137 metres and 338 flats. It held that position until the Begônias building surpassed it in 2008.

The name Mandarim refers to the Chinese imperial official, a reference carried by the tower in the Brooklin district. Its 338 apartments made it a residential landmark on the edge of the Marginal do Rio Pinheiros, near other tall towers. The building was designed by the office of architect Itamar Berezin and completed in 2006.

The Mandarim Building stands in Brooklin, in the Itaim Bibi district, close to the Marginal do Rio Pinheiros and its expressway. It is a private residential tower with 338 apartments, so there is no public visiting; the structure is best seen from the Marginal or from nearby streets.

The Mandarim was designed by the office of architect Itamar Berezin and built between 2003 and 2006. It holds 338 flats across 40,923 m² of floor area, and in 2006 it was São Paulo's tallest residential building until the Begônias surpassed it in 2008.