Yachthouse By Pininfarina, The Largest Residential Complex in Latin America in Balneário Camboriú That Attracted Neymar Jr.

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 04/12/2023 at 18:42

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Located in the South Barra of Balneário Camboriú, the Yachthouse by Pininfarina is not just a real estate development; it is a landmark of luxury and sophistication. Inspired by the nautical universe, the project combines a passion for the sea with exceptional quality of life.

The region, known for its ease of locomotion and natural beauty, becomes a perfect setting for those seeking leisure and business. With 81 floors and an impressive height of 281 meters, the Yachthouse is the largest residential building in Latin America. Each floor houses two apartments of 265m², with a 20m front to the sea, ensuring unparalleled panoramic views.

The leisure area, with 10,000 m², invites relaxation and entertainment, the design, signed by the renowned Pininfarina, reflects elegance and the style of nautical life.

The Construction of Yachthouse is an Engineering Feat

With a foundation of 925 piles and record-breaking concreting, the project challenged the limits of civil construction in Brazil. The apartments are a spectacle in themselves, featuring panoramic living areas, gourmet spaces, luxurious suites, including a master suite with a whirlpool, and high-quality finishes.

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Other Projects by Pasqualotto&GT

In addition to the Yachthouse, Pasqualotto&GT is responsible for other prominent projects in Balneário Camboriú, such as Vitra and La Città, both designed by Pininfarina. These developments reinforce the company’s reputation as a leader in luxury vertical developments in the region.

The Yachthouse by Pininfarina is more than a residential building, it is a symbol of innovation, luxury, and quality of life. With its prime location, inspiring design, and state-of-the-art infrastructure, the development stands out as one of the most luxurious in Brazil, attracting personalities like Neymar Jr. and consolidating Balneário Camboriú as an elite destination in the real estate landscape.

Yachthouse By Pininfarina, The Largest Residential Complex in Latin America in Balneário Camboriú That Attracted Neymar Jr.

Located in the South Barra of Balneário Camboriú, the Yachthouse by Pininfarina is not just a real estate development; it is a landmark of luxury and sophistication. Inspired by the nautical universe, the project combines a passion for the sea with exceptional quality of life.

The Construction of Yachthouse is an Engineering Feat

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Yachthouse By Pininfarina, The Largest Residential Complex in Latin America in Balneário Camboriú That Attracted Neymar Jr.

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