Grupo Band RS's new headquarters at TecnoPUC
The new headquarters of Band RS, part of Grupo Bandeirantes de Comunicação, joins TecnoPUC Business, the innovation ecosystem of PUCRS University, bringing together talent and technology for news production.

The new headquarters of Band RS, part of Grupo Bandeirantes de Comunicação, joins TecnoPUC Business, the innovation ecosystem of PUCRS University, bringing together talent and technology for news production.
With a modern, technology-driven architectural design by MMAC Arquitetura and technical construction by CH3, the new facility involved building two radio studios (Band News FM and Rádio Bandeirantes), three TV studios and a newsroom, plus office spaces.
The move to the new headquarters was challenging and required close alignment between CH3's engineering teams, the architecture firm and Band RS. The transition involved peaks of up to 60 service providers working at the same time in different areas, as well as state-of-the-art infrastructure to support redundancy of vital systems such as air conditioning, electrical, the generator set and transmission antennas, a demonstration of CH3's technical performance.
The radio and TV recording studios have special acoustic treatment on the walls, ceilings and partitions, ensuring the highest sound quality. The administrative and executive areas combine design and function, with blue wall coverings that contrast with the light tones of the furniture. The corridor connects to the technical area and is lit by linear LED lighting, and the visual identity incorporates the brand's colors.
Project details:
Design: MMAC Arquitetura
Construction: CH3
Area: 900 m²
Location: Building 50 - TecnoPUC RS
Frequently asked questions.
Where was the new Band RS headquarters built?
The headquarters is in Building 50 at TecnoPUC, in Rio Grande do Sul, and covers 900 m². It was designed by MMAC Arquitetura and built by CH3.
Read the full answerWhat production spaces were built for Band RS?
Two radio studios were built, for Band News FM and Rádio Bandeirantes, along with three TV studios, a newsroom and office spaces.
Read the full answerWhat technical measures did the studios require?
The studios received acoustic treatment on walls, ceilings and partitions. The infrastructure also provided for redundancy of essential systems such as HVAC, electrical, the generator set and transmission antennas.
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Fernanda Ristori
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