Architects Aline Torres and Thiago Cardoso designed the Garagem, with the aim of demystifying the idea that it is a space solely intended for parking cars, but rather a place for leisure. With technology as the main focus, the space was divided into three interconnected spaces, but with very well-defined functions in each quadrant. The first is the garage itself, with the function of parking the car; the second, the living room, is reserved for conversation, rest and leisure; while the third and final quadrant is dedicated to the bar, a space for socializing. In addition, the space pays homage to the singer and composer Hungria from Brasília, providing a space that celebrates the authenticity of the singer's personality and influence.
