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Arqos presents DISTRITQ, the design neighborhood driven by conscious urbanism
Imagine a place where urbanism is not just a concept, but the common thread that unites design, architecture and nature in perfect harmony. This is no exaggeration, it's DISTRITQ! With 600.000 m² of signed urbanism and surrounded by 3,5 million m² of preserved nature, Arqos is bringing to life a neighborhood that promises to be a landmark in the Alphaville and Tamboré region.
A new concept of urban planning in Alphaville and Tamboré
O DISTRICT it is a revolutionary project, developed by the developer Arqos, which brings an innovative approach to conscious urbanism. With an urban plan drawn up by the Natureza Urbana office, the proposal is to create a planned neighborhood that meets the demands of its residents and local businesses, all with a strong sustainable approach.
The project, which has been in development for two years, aims not only to highlight Brazilian authorial architecture, but also to promote sustainable development through internationally certified buildings. The connection between the developments and the preserved nature around them will be one of DISTRITQ's main differentiators., ensuring that leisure spaces integrate naturally into the landscape.
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Centralities and mobility: the concept of a 15-minute city
One of the pillars of DISTRITQ is the concept of a 15-minute city, where everything residents need is within walking distance, whether on foot or by active transport. With three central areas designed to make life in the neighborhood easier, the focus is to ensure that residences, shops and leisure areas are in perfect harmony.
Pedro Lira, urban planner responsible for the project, highlights that one of the central points will be the Boulevard, the entry point to the neighborhood. This space will be designed to promote interaction between condominiums and public areas, creating an inviting and dynamic environment.
In addition to the Boulevard, Urbe, considered the main hub, will have a tree-lined avenue and contemporary urban furniture, connecting commercial and residential areas. To top it off, Alameda will be an exclusive condominium with towers and houses, offering the most sophisticated in terms of architecture and leisure.
A legacy of conscious urbanism
DISTRITQ is a project that seeks to leave a legacy for Alphaville and Tamboré. Felipe Chukr, CEO of Arqos, reinforces that the goal is to transform the way people live, creating an urban experience where contact with nature is a priority. “We seek to structure our neighborhood through central areas, public spaces and active transport routes, all of this in the middle of preserved forest. It is a grand project that will mark a new era of conscious urbanism.“, says Chukr.
With DISTRITQ, Arqos is creating a true landmark in the Brazilian urban scene, where the balance between design, architecture and nature will define the future of planned cities. If the future of urbanism has a name, it is DISTRITQ.
With DISTRITQ, Arqos is bringing a new perspective of conscious urbanism, where sustainability, design and quality of life are priorities. Alphaville and Tamboré will never be the same again. But what about you, what do you imagine it would be like to live in a neighborhood where nature and urbanism coexist so harmoniously?
Relevant information was only to create 2 central areas, at the entrance and in the middle, with an avenue connecting to the alleys of the residential area. The rest was just self-praise!