The 60 m2 studio marks the architect's debut at CASACOR, who has distanced himself from trends in order to maintain creative freedom, focusing on the emotional, playful and extravagant. "The idea was to use different materials that contrast with each other, representing the past and the present, like a contemporary cave," he explains. Brazilian marble, cement, aluminum, bronze, wool and velvet fabrics, and details in clay and wood are among his choices. An artistic installation created in partnership with designer Lucas Recchia, made up of melted glass plates, delimits the social and private areas. The wood frame design of the space ensured a dry and sustainable construction. Another eco-friendly point is the use of glass melted with solar energy and the pieces made of marble from Brazilian quarries.
