[2] The building is integrated with 17 other areas and houses the commercial department of the television network, a convention auditorium and a panoramic studio inspired by the glass cube entrance of Apple Fifth Avenue in New York.

[3] The proposal presented by Rede Globo to the architecture office was the creation of a corporate building that would be integrated into the blocks destined to the department of journalism, already existing and in operation.

The new building should accommodate, in addition to the company's employees, equipment, training rooms and meetings, a live broadcast link antenna, an area for the board and a private restaurant.

In order to meet the extensive program, solutions were adopted such as the development of an office modulation that followed the concept of open planning, with prestressed slabs to increase the spans, reducing to the maximum the number of internal pillars.

The architect José Godoy, one of the authors of the architecture project, recalls that, in the thousand-square-meter floors, the requirement was to create indoor environments that received abundant natural light.