Together with Taste, Flavor took part in the audiovisual development of selected high-end real estate brands by GT Building, a Curitiba-based developer known for projects that combine architecture, innovation, quality and sustainability. Directed by Gabriel Twardowski, the work included the brand manifesto film and the launch films for OÁS and Lange,Turin, creating narratives capable of translating city, architecture, desire and lifestyle into motion. Through visual direction, rhythm, composition and motion, the films helped turn each launch into a brand experience, connecting real estate, cultural territory and visual imagination.
The GT Building manifesto film was created to translate the developer's vision into a more sensitive, contemporary and aspirational audiovisual narrative. More than presenting buildings, the video positions the brand as a creative force in shaping new ways of living in the city, connecting architecture, care, innovation and urban impact. The visual language combines rhythm, atmosphere and art direction to turn an institutional message into a brand film with presence, emotion and clarity.
OÁS was born as a development designed to transform the relationship between living, height and contemplation. Presented as one of GT Building's most emblematic projects, the tower carries a naturally cinematic idea: living above the city, with the landscape becoming part of the experience. The launch film needed to translate that feeling of elevation without being limited to the scale of the building, creating a visual narrative about view, breath, exclusivity and the desire to inhabit a place suspended between architecture and horizon.
Lange,Turin begins from a more urban, cultural and symbolic territory. Located in Batel, on an important corner of Curitiba, the development brings together architecture, art, design and a more open relationship with the city. The launch film needed to present more than a real estate product: it needed to build an atmosphere. The visual narrative connected culture, local memory and contemporary sophistication, translating the development as a living experience tied to the neighborhood, the city and a more sensitive way of life.