Isa Brooklin

History

Isa Brooklin belongs to Nortisi, which develops and builds it, with architecture and interiors by SPOL Architectsi — a firm with offices in São Paulo and Oslo, led by partners Adam Kurdahl, Jens Noach and Raissa Bahia. The name honours Isadora Duncan, and it is not mere decoration: the project follows the line the firm calls Dancing Towers, in which the façade makes a subtle rotation from floor to floor, so that the volume appears to twist as it rises. The landscaping is by Rodrigo Oliveirai. Construction was about 43% complete in 2026, with the structure at 72% and masonry at 49%; the delivery date is not published by the developer and for that reason is not fixed here.

• Concept: the floor plan before the façade — “you live in the floor plan,” as the developer’s own leadership puts it. Apartments conceived as houses in the sky, with column-free terraces integrated into the social area, the kitchen and the gourmet space.
• Curiosities: the building is strictly residential — no studios, no commercial units, no shops and no active frontage, a rare choice on an axis where mixed use has become the rule. The show flat is signed by Nildo Joséi.

Architecture and aesthetics

The rotation of the façade is the gesture that defines the building, and it is not just a design flourish: by rotating the slab, the project changes the orientation of the terraces from floor to floor, so that units at the same end do not look out onto the same thing. The terraces are column-free and open up fully to the view, and the floor plan allows the living room, kitchen and gourmet space to be integrated or separated, producing different layouts from the same floor area — including garden and penthouse units. SPOL Architectsi also signs the interiors of the common areas, delivered furnished and decorated. The landscaping is by Rodrigo Oliveirai, and the leisure floor sits on the 13th floor, with the gym and multi-purpose room facing the terrace.

Aesthetics and scarcity

Technical specifications

• Towers and units: 1 strictly residential tower, with a leisure floor on the 13th floor.
• Floor areas: 220 and 265 m² in the standard layout, with 3 and 4 suites; garden units of 302 m²; there is also a penthouse.
• Parking spaces: 3 and 4 spaces, with designated parking and storage units.
• Structural features: acoustic underlayment on terraces, living rooms, private circulation areas and bedrooms; exhaust duct for a gas or charcoal barbecue on the social terrace; air-conditioning infrastructure in every room, including kitchen and terrace; infrastructure for a dual shower and bathtub in the main suite; provision for future enclosure of the terraces; linen room in the private area; generator fully covering units and common areas, including air conditioning; charging point for electric bicycles and scooters.
• Registration and parameters: 1 tower · 3 to 4 suites · 3 to 4 parking spaces · private areas of 220 and 265 m² (standard) and 302 m² (garden) · registry jurisdiction 15º Registro de Imóveis de São Pauloi. (Development under construction: registry parameters to be consolidated at the completion filing.)

Leisure and facilities

• Tennis court
• Heated indoor pool with 25 m lane
• Outdoor pool
• Outdoor plaza
• Sauna
• Massage room
• Gym with acoustic treatment
• Multi-purpose room
• Gourmet area
• Barbecue
• Playground

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Brooklin: the address

Rua Michigan is a tree-lined, residential street at the heart of Brooklini — and, at the same time, one of the most contested streets for development in the city: this single block alone hosts launches from three different developers. The explanation lies at the crossing of two things that rarely meet: the calm of a street of houses and the short distance to the Berrini financial axis, with Estação Berrinii and Estação Brooklin Paulistai within walking distance, Avenida Brigadeiro Faria Limai less than ten minutes away by car, and Parque Bruno Covasi on the riverbank. Marginal Pinheirosi and Avenida Santo Amaroi handle the route out to the rest of the city, and Sociedade Hípica Paulistai anchors the neighbourhood’s club side. For the postal service, this stretch falls under Cidade Monções; the market, the developer and everyday usage all say Brooklin.