The Rio de Janeiro city government has announced the sale of the iconic 22-story Joseph Gire building, also known as “A Noite” and back in the days the highest building in all of Latin America. This historic building, with breathtaking views of Rio’s landmark Museum of Tomorrow, was previously home to the National Radio of […]
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