Balneário Camboriú is the city with the highest concentration of buildings among the tallest in Brazil. Most of them, however, are still under construction, making the Infinity Coast Tower—inaugurated on the 14th of this month—the country's first completed residential building to be included on this list.
Upon its launch in 2017, the building was the first to surpass the 200-meter height threshold (standing at exactly 234 meters), with engineering design by Gustavo Simas. Today, this record has already been surpassed by neighbors such as One Tower (263 m), also by FG Empreendimentos, and Yachthouse by Pininfarina (281 m), by Grupo Pasqualotto & GT, all of which are under construction on the Santa Catarina coast.
The construction of the Infinity Coast required 25,000 m³ of concrete, transported by approximately 2,500 concrete mixer trucks. During peak construction, a total of 1,500 workers were on-site simultaneously.
Additionally, the project used 2,000 tons of steel, 700 km of electrical cables, and 46 km of plumbing, water supply, sewage, and fire prevention piping. The foundation's depth is equivalent to a 15-story building. In total, there are 66 floors, 115 apartments (two per floor), and 47,500 m² of built area.
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