Designed by architect Jacques Pillon, the house belonged to banker Orozimbo Roxo Loureiro, owner of Banco Nacional Imobiliário. It was built in the Pacaembu neighborhood in the 1940s and decorated by Di Cavalcanti. On the first floor, there is a library and an English-style bar, while outside there is a swimming pool and a garden signed by Burle Marx. Upstairs, in addition to six bedrooms and living rooms, there is a huge marble-tiled guest bathroom.