Torre Bruxelas
Torre Brussels is a TV broadcasting tower owned by RedeTV! Sao Paulo. It is the tallest of multiple broadcasting towers in the Sumaré district and is located at Rua Brussels, number 199.
It was built between late 1982 and early 1983, for Rede Manchete. Today it is used by RedeTV! Sao Paulo, while the tower itself was designed by famous Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer.[1] It was the second tower to be lit at night using yellow spotlights, much like another well-known tower in the city used by TV Gazeta, but the top of this tower was white. Today the tower is no longer lighted, but digital broadcast antennas have since been installed by RedeTV.
Television
The Brussels Tower broadcasts the following television channels:
| Channel | Description | Streaming |
|---|---|---|
| 29 UHF digital | RedeTV! São Paulo | 2007-present |
Past Broadcasts
| Channel | Description | Streaming |
|---|---|---|
| 09 VHF | TV Manchete São Paulo | 1983-1999 |
| 09 VHF | RedeTV! São Paulo | 1999-2017 |
See also
References
- ↑ Torre da Rede TV SkyScraperLife.
External Links
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