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Patricia Anastassiadis signs the country's first 6-star hotel

The Tangará Palace is designed by the architect who is in charge of the project for the lobby, bar, restaurant, ballroom, SPA and convention center.

By Victor Lessa

Submitted at Jun 22, 2017, 12:27 PM

03 min de leitura
Patricia Anastassiadis signs the country's first 6-star hotel

(Ruy Teixeira)

Nestled in the surroundings of Burle Marx Park, one of the most expressive green areas in South America, Palácio Tangará, considered the first six-star hotel in Brazil, emerges from the landscape under the banner of the Oetker Collection. The interior design of the common areas and social was led by architect Patricia Anastassiadis, founding partner of Anastassiadis Arquitetos and part of the CASACOR São Paulo team.

(Ruy Teixeira)

(Ruy Teixeira)

The reception counter is a reinterpretation of the great French hotels (especially the legendary Parisian châteaux), in glass, brass and leather, signaling the fine mix of materials that characterizes the work of the architect, who has always treated her craft as haute couture. “I make some changes with suede and stone, in a way 'dressing' the interior architecture, creating new layers that shape textures, intrigue the eye, and activate touch.” Behind the counter, at the reception, the work Mixirica, by Artur Lescher , lines the scene. Another outstanding work is the piece LUX, by artist Laura Vinci, represented by Galeria Nara Roesler. See more photos in the gallery:
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