CASACOR

The space, named after the architect's father - who has indigenous roots - is a reference to the first ancestors, celebrating the rich cultural mix, which is evident in the choices of colors and finishes, inspired by traditional body paintings, such as Annatto, Jenipapo and Limestone, bringing life and authenticity to the space, while creating a powerful visual connection with the past, symbolizing the resistance and wisdom of indigenous peoples. Art, history and design dialogue in the space that honors ancestry, while looking to the future. The proposal is to combine well-being, personalization and sustainability, which translates into the exploration of biophilia. In other words, the use of many plants, in addition to sustainable materials, such as reforested wood and natural stones. The technological touch appears with the use of lighting, sound and air conditioning systems controlled by voice or apps, and even a nightclub camouflaged in the ceiling.