CASACOR

Created to host presentations during the exhibition, the space by Márcia Mendes and Pedro Ivo Ribeiro proposes music as a link between the urban and the natural, which coexist in harmony. In fact, it's more than that: one highlights the other. For example, the preference for gray and green in the circulation area, tones that unite the two universes in the same layout. The perforated plate of the bench, which refers to the urban, has sinuous shapes that lead to the natural. A concrete block wall has the green of plants, and the stage floor is black, as a counterpoint to the garden where it is located. Upon leaving, the contrast between the “Abbey Road” panel (the cover of the Beatles' most famous album) and the existing hoses is surprising. The porcelain tiles on the floor and the Castelatto columns, behind the stage, are from Minha Casa Decor; Cia Luz designed the lighting, and the landscaping was by Spagnhol Plantas Ornamentais.