Esplanada Liberdade is an urban development project that will transform the landscape of the traditional Liberdade neighborhood and contribute to the revitalization of downtown São Paulo. The project includes the construction of a large structure over the Radial Leste-Oeste expressway, connecting four important viaducts — Guilherme de Almeida, Mie Ken, Cidade de Osaka, and Shuhei Uetsuka — with the goal of creating a new public space focused on culture, commerce, gastronomy, leisure, tourism, and services.
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São Paulo City Hall republishes the bidding notice for the Esplanada Liberdade
Prefeitura de São Paulo republished, on January 20, through the Executive Secretariat for Privatization and Partnerships, the bidding notice for the Public-Private Partnership (PPP), in the form of an administrative concession, for the implementation, maintenance, upkeep, and socio-cultural activation of Esplanada Liberdade.
Esplanada Liberdade: a project conceived 30 years ago begins to take shape.
The Esplanada Liberdade project, which aims to revitalize the capital’s traditional oriental neighborhood, has begun to move forward after three decades of discussions. The initiative originated in 1995 with the approval of Law No. 11,867, authored by then–City Councilor and current Executive Director of Strategic Projects at SP Negócios, Aurélio Nomura, which created the so-called Boulevard Liberdade.