Grande São Paulo Building, Modern office building in downtown São Paulo, Brazil.

The Grande São Paulo Building is a modern office tower standing 129 meters high across 40 floors, located between Vale do Anhangabaú and Libero Badaró Street in downtown São Paulo. Its design incorporates multiple street-level entrances at different heights due to the natural elevation change across the site.

The Grande São Paulo Building was completed in 1971, reaching 129 metres across 40 floors. It stands between Vale do Anhangabaú and Rua Líbero Badaró, with its Líbero Badaró entrance several floors above the one opening onto the valley. It is the 47th tallest building in Brazil.

The building served as the main setting of the Rede Globo telenovela 'Tempos Modernos', in which it was presented under the name 'Titã'. The plot unfolds in the tower, so Brazilian viewers know the address by that fictional name rather than its real one.

The main entrance sits on an upper floor above street level, distinguishing the building's access points from ground level. Separate car elevators allow visitors and workers to drive directly to internal parking spaces.

The building features an integrated system of car elevators that allows drivers to take their vehicles directly to internal parking spaces. This engineering design was an innovative solution to parking challenges in a downtown office complex.