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Cidade Nova Centro Administrativo Cidade Nova a Maior Laje Do Rio De Janeiro CENTRO ADMINISTRATIVO CIDADE NOVA CENTRO ADMINISTRATIVO CIDADE NOVA A MAIOR LAJE DO RIO DE JANEIRO O Centro Administrativo Cidade Nova é um novo marco no mercado de edifícios corporativos Classe A do Rio de Janeiro. Composto por cinco pavimentos de 6.087 m² cada, e área total de 35.221 m², o empreendimento pode ser dividido em duas torres com recepções independentes. Suas amplas lajes, com pé direito livre de 3,16 m, permitem uma grande flexibilidade de layout. Essa configuração possibilita uma alta eficiência de ocupação, ideal para empresas de diversos segmentos que precisam maximizar a sua produtividade. Situado à Rua Dom Marcos Barbosa, nº 2, esquina com a Rua Ulisses Guimarães, o Centro Administrativo Cidade Nova, vizinho da Prefeitura Municipal do Rio de Janeiro, está a apenas 6 km do Aeroporto Santos Dumont pela Av. Presidente Vargas e a 11 km do Aeroporto Internacional Tom Jobim pela Linha Vermelha. THE BIGGEST FLOOR IN RIO DE JANEIRO The Cidade Nova Administrative Center is a new landmark in the Class A office buildings market in Rio de Janeiro. Comprised by five floors of 6,087 m² each and a total area of 35,221 m², the project can be divided into two towers with independent receptions. Its wide floors with free 3.16 m ceiling height, allow great flexibility in layout. This configuration enables a high efficiency of occupation, ideal for various segments that need to maximize productivity. Located at Dom Marcos Barbosa street, No. 2, corner with Ulysses Guimarães street, the Cidade Nova Administrative Center, neighboring the Rio de Janeiro City Hall, is just 6 km from the Santos Dumont Airport through Presidente Vargas avenue and 11 km from the Tom Jobim International Airport by the Red Line. RIO DE JANEIRO A cidade do Rio de Janeiro é mundialmente famosa por suas belas paisagens e cenários de cartões-postais. Além de representar a segunda maior economia do país, a cidade tem significativa importância na indústria de óleo e gás, abrigando inclusive a sede da Petrobrás, a maior empresa de energia do Brasil, entre outras grandes empresas do setor. Os grandes eventos esportivos, como a Copa do Mundo em 2014 e as Olimpíadas em 2016, também contribuem significativamente para a exposição da cidade no cenário mundial, e atraem grandes investimentos em infraestrutura. RIO DE JANEIRO LAGOA RODRIGO DE FREITAS RODRIGO DE FREITAS LAGOON The city of Rio de Janeiro is world famous for its beautiful landscapes and postcard sceneries. In addition to representing the country’s second largest economy, the city has a significant importance in the oil and gas industry, including housing the headquarters of Petrobras, the largest energy company in Brazil, and other large sector companies. The major sporting events, like the World Cup in 2014 and the Olympics in 2016, also contribute significantly to the exposure of the city on the world stage, and attract significant investments in infrastructure. HOTEL COPACABANA PALACE COPACABANA PALACE HOTEL PÃO DE AÇÚCAR SUGARLOAF MOUNTAIN CRISTO REDENTOR CHRIST THE REDEEMER UM NOVO POLO EM DESENVOLVIMENTO A NEW DEVELOPMENT HUB A região da Cidade Nova, onde o empreendimento está inserido, faz parte do plano de The Cidade Nova region, where the project is located, is part of the City Hall’s reurbanização da prefeitura e recebe investimentos tanto na requalificação dos espaços públicos quanto na redevelopment plan and receives investments in upgrading public spaces and in the modernização da infraestrutura existente. Trata-se de um novo polo de desenvolvimento do Rio de Janeiro. modernization of the existing infrastructure. This is a new development hub in Rio de Janeiro. Av. Rio de Janeiro Av. Rodrigues ALves Atualmente, estão instaladas nessa região, além da Prefeitura Municipal do Rio de Janeiro, grandes In the region, apart from the Rio de Janeiro City Hall, there are several headquarters of major empresas e instituições como Petrobrás, SulAmérica, BR Distribuidora, Companhia Estadual de Águas e Esgotos companies and institutions such as Petrobras, SulAmérica, BR Distribuidora, the State Company for Water and Av. Brasil Ilha das Cobras (Cedae), Correios, Operadora Nacional do Sistema Elétrico (ONS), Comitê Rio 2016 e Centro de Comando Sewage (Cedae), the Post Office, the National Electric System Operator (ONS), the Rio 2016 Committee da Secretaria de Segurança do Rio de Janeiro, além de diversas empresas multinacionais presentes no país. and the Security Center of State of Rio de Janeiro, as well as several multinational companies. O edifício encontra-se a 800 metros do segundo maior centro de convenções da The building is 800 meters from the second largest convention cidade, com capacidade para eventos de até 5.000 pessoas e 1.300 vagas de estacionamento. center in the city with capacity for events with up to 5.000 people and 1.300 parking spaces. Rota VLT (Veículo leve sobre trilhos) Rua Primeiro de Março 1 PREFEITURA CITY HALL 2 UNIVERSIDADE PETROBRAS PETROBRAS UNIVERSITY 3 CENTRO DE CONVENÇÕES CONVENTION CENTER AV. Rio Branco AV. Francisco Bicalho Uruguaiana Presidente Vargas AV. 31 de Março Central Av. Gen. Justo Av. Presidente Vargas Aeroporto Santos Dumont Cidade Nova Carioca Praça Onze CENTRO ADMINISTRATIVO CIDADE NOVA 2 Cinelândia 1 3 Estácio MAPA CENTRO E CIDADE NOVA CIDADE NOVA AND DOWNTOWN’S MAP Aeroporto Niterói Internacional AVENIDA FRANCISCO BICALHO FRANCISCO BICALHO AVENUE METRÔ ESTÁCIO - LINHA 1 SUBWAY: ESTÁCIO STATION – LINE 1 Linha Vermelha Avenida Brasil Av. 31 de Março Cidade Nova Praça Onze Av. Presidente Vargas Zona Norte Radial Oeste Rua Joaquim Palhares CENTRO ADMINISTRATIVO CIDADE NOVA METRÔ CIDADE NOVA - LINHA 2 SUBWAY: CIDADE NOVA STATION – LINE 2 Rua Ulisses Guimarães Estácio Elevado Paulo de Frontin Elevado Paulo Rua do Matoso Zona Sul MAPA CIDADE NOVA CIDADE NOVA’S MAP MARACANÃ MARACANÃ ACESSOS E MEIOS DE TRANSPORTE ACCESS AND TRANSPORTATION MODES A região da Cidade Nova está conectada às Avenidas Presidente Vargas, Francisco The Cidade Nova area is connected to the Avenues Presidente Vargas, Francisco Bicalho, Radial Oeste and the Bicalho, Radial Oeste e ao elevado Paulo de Frontin, caracterizando uma região overpass Paulo de Frontin, featuring a strategic region that allows quick access to all parts of the city, from estratégica que permite um rápido acesso a todos os lugares da cidade, desde a zona norte à zona sul, the north to the south zone, including the bridge Rio-Niteroi, which is widely served by many means of transportation. incluindo a ponte Rio-Niterói, e que é amplamente servida pelos diversos meios de transporte. The project can be easily accessed by dozens of bus lines, municipal and O empreendimento pode ser acessado facilmente por dezenas de linhas de ônibus, intermunicipal, and also the subway. The Estacio station, line 1, is 100 meters away municipais e intermunicipais, além do metrô. A estação Estácio, da linha 1, está a 100 from the building, and at less than 1 kilometer we find the Cidade Nova Station, line 2. metros do edifício, e a menos de 1 quilômetro encontramos a estação Cidade Nova, da linha 2. BOULEVARD CIDADE NOVA BOULEVARD CIDADE NOVA RIO MARACANÃ, AV. PRESIDENTE VARGAS MARACANÃ RIVER, PRESIDENTE VARGAS AVENUE SAMBÓDROMO SAMBADROME AVENIDA PRESIDENTE VARGAS PRESIDENTE VARGAS AVENUE CONVENIÊNCIA E AMBIENTE AGRADÁVEL CONVENIENCE AND PLEASANT ENVIRONMENT PERSPECTIVA DA PRAÇA SQUARE PERSPECTIVE As treze lojas e o salão multiuso localizados no térreo proporcionam conveniência aos seus The thirteen stores and multipurpose hall located on the ground floor provide convenience usuários, onde também podem desfrutar o ambiente agradável da praça assinada pelo to its users, where they can also enjoy the pleasant atmosphere of the square signed by the renomado escritório de paisagismo Burle Marx. Essa singularidade do empreendimento faz renowned landscaping office Burle Marx. This uniqueness of the project makes the Cidade do Centro Administrativo Cidade Nova o imóvel certo para empresas que buscam um endereço de destaque. Nova Administrative Center the right building for companies seeking an outstanding address. PERSPECTIVA DA FACHADA DO EMPREENDIMENTO BUILDING FACADE PERSPECTIVE PAVIMENTO TIPO (PLANTA DO ANDAR) PAVIMENTO TIPO (PLANTA HUMANIZADA) TYPE FLOOR (FLOOR PLAN) TYPE FLOOR (FLOOR PLAN LAYOUT) JULIO DO CARMO STREET JULIO DO CARMO STREET SQUARE DOM MARCOS BARBOSA STREET SQUARE DOM MARCOS BARBOSA STREET ULISSES GUIMARÃES STREET ULISSES GUIMARÃES STREET PAVIMENTO TÉRREO QUADRO DE ÁREAS / TÉRREO GROUND FLOOR SCHEDULE OF AREAS / GROUND FLOOR 1. ACESSO VEÍCULOS VEHICLE ACCESS 2. PRAÇA SQUARE LOJA ÁREA BOMA TÉRREO (M²) JIRAU (M²) TOTAL VAGAS 3. ENTRADA TORRE A TOWER A ENTRANCE STORE BOMA AREA GROUND FLOOR MEZZANINE PARKING SPACES (SQM) (SQM) 4. ENTRADA TORRE B TOWER B ENTRANCE 5 Loja / Store A 108,77 55,50 164,27 1 6 5. SAÍDA VEÍCULOS VEHICLES EXIT Loja / Store B 530,60 243,90 774,50 6 Loja / Store C 267,52 133,14 400,66 3 1 6. ELEVADORES ELEVATORS 4 Loja / Store D 85,00 39,35 124,35 1 Loja / Store E 250,32 122,62 372,94 3 Loja / Store F 131,83 59,79 191,62 1 2 Loja / Store G 110,32 50,05 160,37 1 Loja / Store H 129,76 58,61 188,37 1 Loja / Store I 408,25 199,31 607,56 5 Loja / Store J 408,65 168,14 576,79 4 DOM MARCOS BARBOSA STREET Loja / Store K 268,23 126,37 394,60 3 3 6 Loja / Store L 107,70 47,19 154,89 1 Loja / Store M 108,06 47,46 155,52 1 TOTAL 2.915,01 1.351,43 4.266,44 31 UNIDADE TÉRREO JIRAU TOTAL VAGAS UNIT GROUND FLOOR MEZZANINE PARKING SPACES Salão multiuso 517,95 - 517,95 4 Multiuse hall ULISSES GUIMARÃES STREET QUADRO DE
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