CEBRACE

Established in Jacareí, São Paulo, the new Cebrace Headquarters, a pioneer company in the flat glass segment, was honored with the LEED Silver certificate in the Building Design + Construction (BD+C) category- a seal recognized for sustainable practices in construction.

In addition to the office, the new building  displays a showroom with brand elements: high-efficiency glasses in the façade and skylight, special glass from the interior line in cladding and furniture, and a glass staircase 

The façade of the building received 357 sheets of low emissive glass. Besides offering high natural light passageways, the glass has high-efficiency in reducing heat, resulting in the perfect marriage between design and performance for the project. The product favors the integration with nature throughout its extension, increasing the well being of users. 

On the ground floor are the work areas, the private and informal meeting rooms, lockers, lounge and pantry. Still on this floor, in the central area, a zenithal opening allows natural light to enter the entire  internal space, connecting those inside the building with the surroundings. 

The first floor is completely segmented. From the glass staircase, you enter the circulation area, permeated by the void illuminated  by a wide glass ceiling in the center, and equipped with three tables for informal meetings, a pantry, gourmet space, reception, technical room, a lounge space with two sofas, management, board and training rooms. 



Project: CEBRACE
Location: Jacareí, São Paulo
Year: 2019-2020
Architecture: BCMF Arquitetos
Autors: Bruno Campos, Marcelo Fontes e Silvio Todeschi
Team: Marcos Sales
Images: Octávio Pena
Hydro- Sanitary Project: Portela Engenharia
Electrical Installations, SPDA, Telecommunication Structured Cabling, Security Infrastructure: Projelet- Ecom
Air- Conditioning Project: Grupo Orlando
Deep Foundation Design: Sergio Velloso
Structural Project: Bedê Engenharia de Estruturas
Elevator Project: Otis
Fire Project: Jac Projetos
Irrigation Project: Irricom
Floor Design: Projeton
Photovoltaic Project: Solar Volt
Structural Design of the skylight, staircase and guardrail: RCM Engenharia de Estruturas
Responsible for the LEED: Straub Junqueira
Façade: Crescêncio
Status: Built

Tags:  Industrial, Interior, Offices