Triangle Building

Triangle Building is a modernist commercial structure in São Paulo with angular facades that narrow toward the upper levels due to the site's triangular shape. The building houses offices and retail spaces arranged across multiple floors following its distinctive architectural form.

Completed in 1953, the building was finished during São Paulo's period of economic expansion and the rise of modernist design in Brazilian architecture. Its creation reflected the era's enthusiasm for innovative architectural solutions adapted to urban challenges.

The entrance features a large mosaic panel by Brazilian artist Emiliano Di Cavalcanti, representing the fusion of visual arts and architecture in urban design. This artwork shapes the appearance of the place and demonstrates how artists and architects worked together on this project.

The building is located at Rua José Bonifácio 24 and is easily accessible via Anhangabaú Metro station on Line 2. You can view the mosaic panel at the entrance and explore the surrounding area, which connects to other modern structures in the city.

The building's distinctive triangular shape resulted from adapting to an irregular plot of land in this part of the historic center rather than a purely stylistic choice. This constraint produced an unusual profile that makes the structure recognizable throughout the city.