Edifício Itacurussá.
The green-tile tower that put height on Vieira Souto.
The green-tile tower that put height on Vieira Souto.
Itacurussá sits at Av. Vieira Souto 620 with one of the most recognizable façades on the Ipanema beachfront — a continuous wall of emerald-green ceramic tile that has become a navigation landmark on the avenue. Roughly 30 apartments, every one with frontal or panoramic views of Praia de Ipanema.
Inventory is selective; the building has been a high-society address for five decades and most units remain with families that bought in during the 1970s and 1980s. When apartments do reach the market the ticket reflects both the oceanfront frontage and the address-recognition premium.
Walk and drive times to the things that decide where you live in Rio — beach, metro, airports, neighborhood anchors.
Av. Vieira Souto 620, Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro — 22420-002
Open in full map →Construction began in 1966, with the building delivering in 1970 — one of the first towers above ten floors on Avenida Vieira Souto, built immediately after municipal regulations were relaxed to allow tall beachfront construction in Ipanema.
Through the 1980s the Itacurussá became one of the social gathering points of carioca high society — traditional families lived in upper-floor units and the lobby hosted meetings between national and international political figures of the era.
The green-tile façade has been preserved through every common-area renovation cycle; structural and systems modernizations have happened progressively while the architectural language has stayed intact.
Vieira Souto frontline closings — predominantly off-portal. ADV-verified or sourced from public registry filings.
Long-term focus given the 30-night minimum on STR. Tenant base is corporate relocations and HNW Brazilians.
Where named individuals declined attribution, we describe the owner profile. No address-level identification of current residents.
Multiple original-owner families remain in the building — Itacurussá was an address-of-record for the city's old money through the 1980s and 1990s.
The 1980s social-political circle around the building left a long ownership thread; consular and diplomatic owners remain among the resident mix.
We currently have no mandates inside Edifício Itacurussá. Inventory in this building moves rarely and often off-portal. Tell us you're watching it — we'll come to you the moment a unit becomes available.
Or write directly: info@artdevivre.com.br
We work Ipanema block by block. Most of what we close inside buildings like this never reaches a portal — send us your brief and we'll come back with what's actually available.