Eiffel Building

São Paulo, Brazil

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Completed in 1956, the Eiffel Building is a mixed-use structure in the República district of São Paulo, Brazil, designed by Oscar Niemeyer. Situated on the southwestern edge of Praça da República, it exemplifies the Cartesian skyscraper—a building type developed by Le Corbusier—and represents a significant instance of modern architecture in Brazil. The design was conceived in 1953 and executed over the following three years, establishing the building as an important modernist landmark in the city's urban fabric.