Platina 220, Modern skyscraper in Tatuapé, São Paulo, Brazil.

Platina 220 is a 172-metre mixed-use skyscraper on Rua Bom Sucesso in Tatuapé, east São Paulo. Its lower section is a wide grey-clad block with vertical window columns and recessed balconies; above it a narrower tower of white panels and dark windows rises, its edges stepping in and out. It holds a hotel, apartments, offices and ground-floor shops.

Construction began in September 2018 on Rua Bom Sucesso, behind Shopping Metrô Tatuapé and the Tatuapé metro station, commissioned by Porte Engenharia from the architecture firm Königsberger Vannucchi. In March 2021 the completed 50th floor reached 172 metres, making it two metres taller than Mirante do Vale, which had held the city record for over fifty years. Delivery came in September 2022 after pandemic-related stoppages, and the Intercity-operated hotel opened on 1 November 2022.

The building's name comes from its address on Rua Bom Sucesso, 220, in Tatuapé, and it is the anchor of the "Eixo Platina" group of developments by Porte Engenharia in the area. Its hotel opened on 1 November 2022 under Intercity Hotels, and the inauguration included a show by singer Maurício Manieri and a fireworks display on the terrace.

The building brings together residential, hotel, office, and retail functions within a single structure in an accessible location. Ground-level covered walkways make it easy to navigate between different sections and explore the public areas.

The building's 50th floor topped out at 172 metres in March 2021, making it two metres taller than Mirante do Vale, which had held the title of São Paulo's tallest for over fifty years. It kept that rank until 31 March 2025, when the corporate tower of the Alto das Nações complex overtook it.