Discover your favorite Yearbook from all editions of CASACOR 2021!

In 2021, CASACOR visited 15 cities, bringing inspiration from 535 projects that were immortalized in the Yearbook of the exhibitions. A great collector's item for those passionate about the world of living, the Yearbook brings together all the trends in force that year and, more than that, it is also a tool for discovering the main names in architecture, design and landscaping today. All of this added up to consecrate the CASACOR Bolivia Yearbook as the favorite cover of all editions of the shows in 2021. In the poll we opened in January, the cover won from all other cities with 36.58% of the votes . The project featured on the cover is Cocina de Origen , designed by Rodrigo Durán and Silvana Valenzuela . The photo highlights the arch, which, according to the architects, is the focal point of the space. "The choice was made because the arch is a very present element throughout the house, as is the brick on the ceiling," they explain. Check out the full CASACOR Bolivia 2021 Yearbook here.

The other winners

It is also worth highlighting the covers that occupied the second and third positions, respectively, in the favorites poll: the CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul Yearbook (14.61% of the votes) and the CASACOR Rio de Janeiro Yearbook (12.22%). The project Casa Flam , designed by Quadriarq Arquitetura , secured the second place in the survey for the Porto Alegre exhibition. Named after a small Norwegian village, the 50 m² space is compact and combines biophilic design with references to the local architecture – which has even become a decoration trend under the name Japandi . Check out the full CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2021 Yearbook here. In Living Mutante , the space by Gisele Taranto that occupies the first page of the CASACOR Rio Yearbook, the proposal is for a flexible and easily modifiable decoration. Focused on the meeting of architecture and art, the living room received classic furniture designed by names such as Sérgio Rodrigues, Lina Bo Bardi and Oscar Niemeyer , and gained the air of a gallery thanks to the presence of an extensive collection of works of art. Check out the complete CASACOR Rio de Janeiro Yearbook 2021 here.