Lubrizol’s new São Paulo office combines LEED-certified design, energy-efficient systems, water-saving fixtures, and recycling programs in one modern workplace.
The space was built to Brazilian accessibility standards, with inclusive workstations, accessible meeting areas, gender-neutral restrooms, and a dedicated lactation room.
It also expands regional collaboration and customer co-creation through the on-site Beauty Research Institute Brazil.

Our newly opened São Paulo office was intentionally designed with sustainability, accessibility and people-centred innovation at its core. The space supports environmentally responsible operations while enabling stronger collaboration with customers and partners across the region. In addition to the building being LEED certified, our office features recycling programs, responsibly sourced furnishings, energy‑efficient LED lighting, automated systems, and water‑saving fixtures like low‑flow faucets, bringing together thoughtful design and practical solutions to create a modern, sustainable workplace.

Accessibility and Inclusion, Built In

The new São Paulo office was designed to set a new global benchmark for accessibility and inclusion. The space fully meets Brazilian accessibility standards and includes features such as wide circulation areas, adjustable workstations, inclusive seating, accessible phone and meeting spaces, gender-neutral and accessible restrooms, and a dedicated, well‑equipped lactation room. Together, these elements create a workplace where everyone can move comfortably, work safely, and feel supported.

Advancing Beauty Innovation in the Region

Located within the new office, the Beauty Research Institute Brazil expands our in vivo testing capabilities and strengthens our ability to co-create with customers. This investment helps accelerate the development of personal care solutions tailored to the local population and emerging trends — including natural formulations, sensorial performance and lower-impact chemistries.

Sustainable and Inclusive São Paulo Office Sets a New Benchmark for Innovation