The project has a programmatic density that reflects the needs of a metropolis like São Paulo, a city that lacks urban mobility, where the offsets are difficult and time consuming, even though in many cases the distances are short. The location has a lot of importance to the project, because it is near to a train station, metro station, bus terminal and important city-level access roads. The site, located in a corner, generates a confluence of pedestrians and cars. It was essential to design for an urban condition in transformation, considering the importance of this new building, which would become a small pole of attraction. Considering Pinheiros, the neighborhood where the project is located, as an old neighborhood where residents have a strong relationship with the territory, we focused on the sidewalk, retracting the floor and opening up the block’s corner, enabling meetings and strengthening urban relations. The operation of the building couldn't hurt urban life, so the exhaust system of the workshop is planned to prevent carbon dioxide emissions towards pedestrians. It is interesting to observe the reaction of the people, from the construction until the completion of the work. Once the design is diverse from other existing buildings in the neighborhood, which generates enough curiosity and enthusiasm.