Eldorado Business Tower

Eldorado Business Tower is a modern office skyscraper in São Paulo with a striking white and green glass facade spanning 36 floors. Inside, the building offers large floor plates suited for corporate offices and connects directly to the adjacent shopping center via a skybridge.

Construction began in 1998 and was completed in 2007, marking a turning point in Brazilian commercial architecture during a period of rapid expansion in São Paulo. This period saw the city embracing modern office towers to meet growing corporate demands.

The building stands as a representation of Brazilian architectural innovation, incorporating local design elements within its modern corporate structure.

The building is highly accessible with excellent elevator service throughout and a convenient connection to shopping and dining options via the skybridge. Visitors can move easily between the tower and the adjacent mall, making it a practical stop in the Eldorado business district.

This was the first large-scale building in Brazil to achieve LEED Platinum certification for environmental performance. The achievement came at a time when green building practices were still relatively uncommon in the country's real estate sector.

Location: São Paulo

Inception: 2007

Architects: Aflalo & Gasperini

Floors above the ground: 36

Elevators: 29

GPS coordinates: -23.57339,-46.69767

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:00