When you think that Bathhouse Camboriú has already reached the top of luxury and the grandeur of its real estate developments, the city, known as the Brazilian Dubai, shows that it still has a lot to offer in residential areas.
Embraed (high-end developer) officially launched its newest venture in partnership with Tonino Lamborghini.
This is a traditional Italian design brand from the eponymous heir of the Lamborghini dynasty – which made history in the luxury mechanical and automotive and design and lifestyle sectors.
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The Tonino Lamborghini Residences Balneário Camboriú will be built on the corners of streets 4600 and 4502, close to Marina Tedesco.
Although it promises to become a new landmark in the beach skyline, which contains most of the tallest buildings in the country, whether due to its height – the tower will be 170 m – or the design of its facade.
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Even though it is interpreted in an ultra-modern way, Tonino Lamborghini points out in an exclusive interview with HAUS,
President of the brand, when describing the characteristics of Tonino Lamborghini's first venture on Brazilian soil.
“Thus, the facade of the building, designed by the Curitiba office Baggio Schiavon Arquitetura, features contemporary lines, with an aerodynamic design and lighting design.
This refers to the movement and makes subtle references to the automotive sector (such as the grille on the facade), which created the foundations for the success and aura of luxury that surrounds the Lamborghini family name.
“We started with a super contemporary concept, with very fluid, organic lines. We played with rounded shapes, connecting the basement with the tower [of the building] and creating horizontal flaps that are repeated, but with dynamic movement, so that there is no monotony”, details architect Flávio Schiavon.”
“The interior design follows the same concept, designed by Vanessa Larré Arquitetura e Interiores.
In it, the highlight is the finishes (coatings and metals) and furniture for the common and leisure spaces produced in Italy with the residential brand Tonino Lamborghini.
“The concept of movement, with architectural lines soft and timeless, makes the development a legacy for the city. Italians are very family, they love things that are theirs.
So, we took advantage of this human issue in the project so that there are no obsolete spaces, but spaces to live in”, points out Vanessa. “The structure is Brazilian, but the style, the aesthetics is Italian, because it has to be in line with our brand”, adds Tonino Lamborghini.”
