Maison Alinne

History

Maison Alinne is a product of the verticalisation cycle that Sumaréi went through in the late 2000s, when the heart of the neighbourhood between Perdizesi and Vila Madalenai traded rows of houses for large-floor-area towers. The 2,800 m² plot on which the building now stands appears occupied by almost a dozen low-rise structures in the aerial-photogrammetric base predating the construction: the building was born of a land assembly, and that is what explains the open space it has. The condominium’s constitution was registered in August 2009, a date that market databases repeat as the delivery year. The authorship of the design and the company responsible for the development do not appear in any verifiable public source and, for that reason, are not attributed here.

• Concept: Jardins-scale floor area on a neighbourhood-scale plot — 2,800 m² of land for a single tower, and what is left over becomes real leisure space, not a setback strip.
• Curiosities: the name is spelled with two n’s in the condominium’s registration with the Receita Federal — Maison Alinne —, though it also circulates on the market as Maison Aline. And the collection of feminine names with the “Maison” prefix that populates Jardinsi has no relation to this address: the building is in Sumaré and there is no source linking it to that lineage.

Architecture and aesthetics

A single tower on a generous plot, set back on its faces and standing free on the land — the layout is the building’s argument. The height and the distance from its neighbours produce the feature the address’s advertisements have repeated for years: an open 360° view over São Paulo, with no obstruction in the immediate surroundings. In the larger floor plans, the living area ends in a glass-enclosed gourmet balcony integrated with the kitchen — the solution the 2009 vintage consolidated and that here was designed for the view, not for the setback. The authorship of the architectural design is not publicly documented and, for that reason, is not attributed here.

Aesthetics and scarcity

Technical specifications

• Towers and units: 1 tower. The total number of units is not recorded in any verifiable public source.
• Floor areas: 187 to 258 m² in the floor plans in circulation, with 2 to 5 bedrooms; one broker’s database also records a 506 m² unit. The 258 m² floor plan has 4 bedrooms, all suites.
• Parking spaces: 4 in the 258 m² floor plan; records in circulation show 3 to 6 depending on the unit type.
• Structural highlights: a 2,800 m² plot for a single tower; lift and own generator; twenty covered parking spaces reserved for visitors; glass-enclosed gourmet balcony integrated with the kitchen in the larger floor plans.
• Registry and parameters: 2,800 m² tax plot · registered use “Condominium” · 1 tower · up to 5 bedrooms · 4 suites in the 258 m² floor plan · 3 to 6 parking spaces · private areas of 187 to 258 m² in current floor plans · delivered 2009 · registry jurisdiction 2º Registro de Imóveis de São Pauloi (Perdizes sub-district) · ZM zoning, Law 16.402/2016.

Leisure and facilities

• Heated indoor pool
• Outdoor pool
• Gym
• Sports court
• Decorated function room
• Playground
• 24-hour concierge
• Generator
• Twenty covered visitor parking spaces

Location and surroundings

Points of interest · distances in metres

Sumaré: the address

Sumaréi is the quiet fold between Perdizesi and Vila Madalenai: a tree-lined street, school and bakery within walking distance, and the structural advantage of sitting between two stations on the Green Line — Estação Vila Madalenai on one side, Sumaré on the other — without inheriting either one’s night-time bustle. Rua Apinajés runs along the top of this stretch, far from the avenues that cut through the neighbourhood, and number 1818 sits right near its end, where the street loses its shops and becomes purely residential. Around it, Parque da Água Brancai and Praça Pôr do Soli serve as a backyard, and the route out to the Marginal, to Avenida Paulistai or to Faria Lima is resolved by different roads — a rarity in São Paulo, and exactly what gives this address its flexibility.