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5 trends from CASACOR Bolivia 2017
This year's exhibition has already come to an end, but it continues to inspire everyone with its ideas and references that focus on nature
By Victor Lessa
Updated at May 19, 2017, 4:52 PM - Submitted at May 19, 2017, 4:05 PM
05 min de leitura
REST HOUSE - SIRIA GARCIA. With 275 square meters, the house was built in just 20 days and has a metal structure. The burnt cement floor, the brick walls, the wooden ceiling and the designs that permeate the large surfaces create a true refuge - and are common elements of several environments, reinforcing the integration between them.(Alvaro Mier/)
CASACOR Bolivia was on display until May 13 and showcased the work of 56 professionals, including architects, designers and landscapers, who created the 33 spaces in the exhibition. In addition to the spaces, nature was also a highlight of the event. Held on an urban farm (a small plot of land within a city) measuring approximately 5,000 m² in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, the 2017 edition was surrounded by approximately 100 varieties of trees, shrubs and other plant species, which not only formed part of the surrounding area, but were also incorporated into the projects by the professionals. CASACOR 's green atmosphere highlighted the presence of some styles in the projects, which explored rustic and natural elements, such as iron, stone, metal and wood. We chose some trends from this edition, which you can check out below. Valuing nature with the preservation of trees and the use of flowers and plants
(Alvaro Mier / CASACOR)
Rustic Style
(Alvaro Mier / CASACOR)
(Alvaro Mier / CASACOR)
(Alvaro Mier / CASACOR)