Jahu

Jahu is a heritage building in São Paulo that displays local construction methods and architectural styles from its era of construction. The structure combines multiple functions and varied spaces that reflect its historical purpose.

The building emerged during a period of growth and change in São Paulo, documenting construction traditions of that era. Its preservation reflects efforts to safeguard this phase of urban development for future generations.

The building reflects how São Paulo developed in the 20th century and how people shaped their daily lives during this era. The spaces show the evolution of craftsmanship, commerce, and family life across generations.

Visitors can reach this building in a well-established neighborhood with good access to public transportation. The location makes it easy to explore nearby sites on foot or with short journeys.

Inside, the building's construction history can be traced through preserved original documents and plans that reveal construction techniques and material choices of the period. These records show how builders worked and what resources were available at that time.

Location: São Carlos

Location: São Paulo

Location: Santana District

Address: Av. Santos Dumont, nº 1979 - Campo de Marte: Setor B - Hangar da Polícia Militar - Santana

GPS coordinates: -23.50898,-46.62912

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:05