Palácio Tangará
hotel in São Paulo, Brazil
Palácio Tangará is a luxury hotel located next to Burle Marx Park in São Paulo, Brazil. It was opened in 2017 and is operated by Oetker Hotels, with funds managed by Brightshore Capital.
History
The site was formerly part of Chácara Tangará, an estate belonging to Francisco Matarazzo Pignatari, known as Baby Pignatari. In the late 1940s, Pignatari commissioned Oscar Niemeyer to design a house there, with gardens by Roberto Burle Marx. The house was never finished. Part of the former estate was later donated to the city, which opened Burle Marx Park on the site in 1995.
Plans for a hotel on adjoining land began in the late 1990s. The developer Birmann Engenharia worked on the project with PREVI, the pension fund for Banco do Brasil employees, but construction stopped in the early 2000s after Birmann ran into financial difficulties. The unfinished structure stood empty until 2013, when GTIS Partners bought the site and resumed work.
Palácio Tangará opened to guests in 2017.
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