Vilaboim square, Public square in Consolação District, São Paulo, Brazil
Vilaboim Square is a public square in the Consolação neighborhood of São Paulo, surrounded by residential buildings and local shops. The space functions as a central hub where the street layout converges and pedestrians naturally gather.
The square was laid out in the early 20th century with its original street plan still intact today. It received Conpresp heritage recognition in 2007, acknowledging its role in São Paulo's architectural development.
Residents use the square as a meeting point for daily life, reflecting the character of the upscale Consolação neighborhood. The surrounding buildings define how the community maintains its local identity through shared public spaces.
The square is easily walkable and well connected by pedestrian paths to nearby public transport. Its open design allows easy navigation and access from multiple directions.
The square preserves its original early 20th-century layout, offering a rare glimpse into how São Paulo planned its neighborhoods during that period. Visitors can see how urban design from that era continues to shape how people move through the space today.
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