In the open area of the 127 m2 garden, the towering planters serve as the skyline of the metropolises, which ideally would be erected alongside the greenery. "Why is the idea of progress aligned with building and not with planting? How will contemporary society, taken by technologies, live in harmony with nature? The dreams sown here derive from the urge to unite the natural and the art in the emergence of a sustainable collectivity," the professional prompts, a veteran with more than 25 participations in CASACOR. His garden extends along the front staircase of the building, which is currently closed, and includes works by Bia Dória and paintings by Gogó and Pimpa Alcântara.