French-Brazilian architecture studio Triptyque has completed the Inspira SP building in São Paulo, which is wrapped in a structural concrete cage lined with planters. Located not far from the Museu de Arte de São Paulo, designed by Lina Bo Bardi, Inspira SP rises 100 metres (28 feet), capped at 20 storeys, and serves primarily as office space. At its base, Inspira SP is entered via a plaza that contains large planting beds. The building's volume opens up on its lower level, while the concrete grid remains, creating a multi-storey opening above the entrance. Other recent projects completed in São Paulo include a tilting pavilion by Estúdio Leonardo Zanatta and a "vertical garden tower" designed by French architect Jean Nouvel.