Goose Island Brewhouse in São Paulo, Renovated Brazilian Commercial Interior, Brazil Architecture Images
Goose Island Brewhouse in São Paulo
Bar and Work House Interior in Brasil, South America – design by SuperLimão + Mckinley Bukkart Architects
26 Apr 2018
Goose Island Brewhouse
Design: SuperLimão (Brazil) + Mckinley Bukkart Architects (Canada)
Location: São Paulo, SP, Brazil
Goose Island Brewhouse

The American brewery, originally from Chicago city (USA), Goose Island Brewhouse brought to Brazil its concept of brewpub, a bar where beer is produced and consumed. SuperLimão Studio and the Canadian office McKinley Bukkart Architects were responsible for the development of the project.

The place chosen for the project was the Largo da Batata, in Sao Paulo (Brazil), in line with the brand’s position of seeking to insert its brewpubs in places under intense urban transformation. The first Chicago brewhouse occupied a space in an old industrial area in transmutation to a young and artistic region.
The house chosen was the last remaining part of the expropriation process of the subway, with 10m of front and 40m of bottom and a side that turned the facade of the project, facing the Largo.

If Largo da Batata presented itself as a great option, due to numerous transformations over time, the property did not appear to have the industrial aspect present in the guideline of the brand. After the removal of these interventions, what remained was the original str...