Albert Einstein Education and Research Center

Promised to be one of the most advanced institutions in Latin America for medical studies, it will feature innovations in learning methods and technologies, in addition to flexible research laboratories capable of adapting to the evolution of hospital techniques.

As described by Moshe Safdie, the architect responsible for the Design, “the project promotes a sense of calm. A lush indoor garden with different levels, informal meeting areas and classrooms are covered up by an inventive glass cover that evokes the feeling of being under the shade of a tree”.

Anticipated for completion in 2021, the development, known as the Cecilia e Abram Szajman Campus, will be a new landmark in São Paulo. World-renowned architect Moshe Safdie's design features external and internal gardens that encompass native Brazilian flora into the architecture, as well as an innovative atrium roof and shading system that adapts to São Paulo’s climate. Its sustainability aspects, which also include water reuse and availability of electric cars charging points, add to this inspiring place, being Leed certified.

The intent is to create a facility that goes beyond the operational needs of a local community hospital and becomes a place that supports the center’s mission of excellence and commitment to improving the health of the country as a whole.