[2] The building is located in the Vila da Serra neighborhood of Nova Lima, a district in the Belo Horizonte Metropolitan Region (RMBH) neighboring Minas Gerais.

[4] The project belongs to the American real estate developer Tishman Speyer and Brazilian construction company Costrutora Caparaó, which, according to Daniel Cherman, president of Tishman Speyer, was built "[...] because Belo Horizonte was lackning of a high-quality mixed-use development project".

In addition to the aesthetic purpose, the slits serve to ventilate the floors and allow air to enter the building's central cooling system.

Since the 2000s, it has been one of the largest growth vectors in the RMBH, both in terms of residential and commercial buildings, which have already totaled more than R$6.5 billion in investments and 30 thousand inhabitants who have migrated from the capital, according to IPEA economist Thiago Jardim.

[6] The building is pre-certified to receive the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold sustainability seal.