Between October 21st and December 4th, CASACOR Bahia 2022 will take place in two simultaneous spaces: in Horto Florestal , in its traditional format, and in Saúde, where Casa de Saúde Solange Fraga operates, which will receive as a donation the renovation of the listed house and all the furniture used. Under the direction of businessman Carlos Amorim , the exhibition features architects Caio Bandeira and Tiago Martins , from the Architects + CO office, responsible for the masterplan . Check out some of the spaces in the gallery below!
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Mariana Castro - Ticket Office. Elegance and simplicity are the best definition for the project by architect Mariana Castro, who chose natural elements such as rocks, sand, iron and wood to create the CASACOR Bahia 2022 Ticket Office. The space, which is very comfortable, allows visitors to feel welcomed. The mirrors and spot lighting create a special and cozy atmosphere.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Primo Arquitetura - Transversal Suite. The suite reflects what the creators consider to be the best way to consolidate desires and expectations. A fluid space, without gender definition, and free of physical barriers, where everything is within reach in a simple and practical way. Thus, there is no lack of a compact closet, a relaxing bathroom and a good area for rest and relaxation. The asymmetrical curves, present in the space (in the headboard and in the counter wall that faces the garden) direct towards the center, where the bed is located, the protagonist of the room.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Two Architecture and Interiors - Family Lounge. CASACOR Bahia 2022 project. In a 130 m² space, the office led by architects Ana Claudia and Ana Paula Nonato created a project with a focus on the family. “The family is not only important because it is a divine institution, but also because it transmits to humanity a deeper revelation about God”, explain the architects, who in the past designed the largest space at CASACOR São Paulo 2021.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Tatiana Campos Melo - Reliquary Suite. To compose the project, the architect sought inspiration from a love story lived on a cocoa farm. The professional used natural textures and neutral colors to ensure comfort and warmth in the environment. The choice of the name Reliquary to name the space, which prioritizes green, comes from an artistic installation he created that features drawings, phrases, song lyrics and poems that marked the aforementioned love story over time.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Vitor Martins - Reconvex bathroom. The colors, shapes, textures, perfumes and beliefs that bring back childhood memories of his parents' hometowns (Nazaré and Salinas das Margaridas, in Bahia's Recôncavo region) are reflected in the bathroom designed by Vítor Martins. The architect was inspired by the song Reconvexo, by Caetano Veloso, to create the space that, according to him, is full of memories.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Dinah Lins - Wings to Fly Room. CASACOR Bahia 2022 project . Inspired by Mexican artist Frida Khalo, the Wings to Fly Room was designed based on people's resilience in the post-pandemic period, and portrays Frida's art as an example of overcoming through a painting by artist Arthur Fraga, installed on the ceiling of the room, in order to portray and reinvent the way Frida painted lying on a bed, a joyful painting full of LIFE. The proposal is to bring reflection to the current moment in which people are following beauty standards and to show that we must have our own identity, in addition to feminine strength, the well-being of homes and tranquility. A space full of colors, art and lots of joy.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Frederico Jordan - Safari Dream. Designed as a new concept for a versatile bedroom for both babies and children, whether boys or girls, the architect chose neutral pastel tones, off-white, Nordic wood inspired by safari, and an animal theme. The suite is full of basic elements from the children's universe, such as a changing table, nursing chair, and personalized layette. The novelty comes from mixing these with elements from a Montessori bedroom, where architecture encourages children's autonomy and creativity. The low, house-like bed and the bathroom designed for children's height are features of this method. The result is a cozy, modern, charming, and cheerful bedroom.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Lorena Damasio - Home Bar. An intimate space designed to accommodate drinks and decorate the home in a sophisticated way. This is the architect's proposal for the Home Bar. The dark tone palette in the design elements provides a contemporary, cozy and youthful atmosphere to welcome visitors. The furniture and works of art signed by Brazilian designers give personality and a touch of exclusivity to the space.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Marlon Gama - Dining Room. Organic shapes are present in the contemporary architecture that serves as inspiration for the space. The architect innovated with a single dining table on different levels that guarantees diverse possibilities of use. Geometric and organic shapes are also present in the sideboard, while the lighting cuts through the walls in beams of LED light, bringing a contemporary feel to the space. The parchment beige color was used throughout the ceiling, making the space more cozy, and nature and sustainability are present through the wood that lines all the walls. The floor has a large puzzle in a composition of giant granites in pastel tones in the format 30 x 30 cm. The furniture is designed by Marcus Ferreira, Léo Romano and Ronald Sasson.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Wesley Lemos - Pantry - Ginger and Pomegranate Kitchen. Healthy eating that prioritizes natural ingredients of Afro-indigenous origin, such as roots, combined with the recovery of the habit of cooking during the pandemic was the starting point for the creation of this kitchen-pantry. Simplicity lies in the choice of materials, such as leftover porcelain tiles (fillets), which he transformed into parquet for the floor, in sober colors and in the burnt cement used on the walls, respecting their imperfections. The highlight of the space are the works of art by artist Luiza Olivetto that portray the vast nature of the Atlantic Forest. To give the space a contemporary feel, equipment such as a TV, stereo and other technological items ensure interaction with the outside world.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Bruna Oliveira - Living with Garden - Coziness. The project reflects the property's internal and external areas. The nuances of colors and textures ensure an air of modernity and refinement in the space, which features furniture with organic curves and colors that bring lightness and coziness. The natural-colored side panels that extend to the ceiling and the bookshelf go beyond the common imagination, and allow for different images from each angle. The garden's landscaping is light, with a lit path that leads to an “Instagrammable” swing.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Augusto Senna - Architect's home office. In an area of 18 m², the professional created a personalized common area of the house, making the space suitable for a healthy, cozy and inspiring work environment. With the main focus on concentration, the environment has appropriate acoustic treatment and comfortable lighting. The yellow details stand out and reveal a lot about the architect's personality and preferences.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Aline Cangussú - Espaço Alive by Aline Cangussú. A 30 m² apartment with integrated and functional spaces for a practical person. This is the concept of the space that used Perfoma Gray glass and chose shades of gray with raw accents in black to design the project. Silver mirrors enhance the landscaping that surrounds practically the entire property and ensures depth and the feeling of being in a larger space.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Natália Coelho Arquitetura - Convivência Axé. The diversity and Portuguese tiles that are the hallmarks of Bahia inspired the architect's environment that, through the art of the orixás of Mari Del Rei, celebrates our African heritage. The three-pointed sofa represents the axis of connection between religion, ancestry and communities. The craftsmanship is translated into the embroidery of the NGO Filhos de Bárbara, the wooden Orixás by Sandro Sal da Terra, and the lamps of indigenous origin. The curved bookshelf full of colors and randomly ordered suggests the disordered favelas. Big Z's graffiti and Jorge Amaro's black and white canvas suggest a reflection on the social contrast we experience. Hope is represented in Akira Cravo's photographs, while the Sword of Saint George represents protection.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Joilson Barbosa, Luis Damarant, Tânia and Paula Facchinetti - Portal das Palmeiras. The winding staircase, flanked by lush palm trees, leads visitors to a relaxing environment, with furniture and decorative objects that provide comfort and a sense of well-being. The ambiance integrates the garden with the lounge. The water element was the starting point for the quartet's project, which created a waterfall and a small artificial lake that guarantee tranquility and freshness to the space. Gravel and vegetation create a transition between the outdoor garden and the indoor floor. The water falling into the lake is a sensory stimulant and complements the beauty and harmony of the space.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Vinicius Rosaneli and Beatriz Edington - Pepo Ristorante. For the Italian cuisine restaurant, the architect duo was inspired by Italian architecture and made good use of the restaurant's original equipment and materials, such as the ceiling shelf that was decorated with candles and falling plants (boa constrictors). The walls were kept as they were found, with just a coat of paint to give the space an Italian feel, which features a crystal chandelier of Italian origin, donated by a collector, which adds refinement and sophistication to the space that will be open during the exhibition.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Stephanie Mattos + Vinicius Rosaneli and Beatriz Edington - GH Mumm Balcony. The rope furniture from Pátio Brasil, provided by Baú +, combined with the landscaping by Maria Vitória Oldemburg, give the project an Eco Garden feel. The space will be occupied by the Champagne brand GH MUMM and features larger-scale imperial vases that add grandeur to the space.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Vinicius Rosaneli and Beatriz Edington - Sette Restaurant. The duo proposes a reinterpretation of demolition for construction, reusing original materials from the house, such as the struts that support the physical structure of the property. The idea of a sensorial environment for the Sette restaurant can be seen in the acoustic clouds installed on the ceiling that bring light to the entire space and ensure acoustic comfort. The restaurant will operate during the exhibition with 40 seats.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Stephanie Mattos + Vinicius Rosaneli and Beatriz Edington - Functional Bathrooms. The functional bathrooms created by the trio of architects value the brutality, rawness, and naturalness of the materials used, such as the stones that have been reinterpreted, respecting their originality, such as the slate that covers the space, which was cut and cut by laser. Another highlight of these spaces are the benches carved from stones.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Dolores Landeiro - Solange Fraga Health Center (TV and Common Rooms, Dining Room, Kitchen, and Service Area) . Project by CASACOR Beneficente Bahia 2022. A color palette designed to bring the tones of nature into the home. This was the starting point for the design of the two rooms: one for the TV and the other for common use. For the first, the professional used comfortable furniture to make the place cozy and brought references from everyday life through photos; for the second, the architect designed an environment aimed at bringing people together and encouraging interaction. The dining room became a multipurpose space, where people can eat, watch TV, and play board games. The architect also invested in art, choosing a panel by artist Roy Constróy to compose the environment. “The work transmits hope and positive energy to children,” she explains. An enthusiast of social causes, Dolores Landeiro also embraced the kitchen project, opting for a more functional style with colors that encourage people to eat. In the service area, the concern was to meet the demands of the house, in addition to investing in materials that are resistant to constant use.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Natália Coelho Arquitetura - Solange Fraga Health House (Administration and Meeting Room). Giving the space a welcoming atmosphere was Natália Coelho's idea when she developed the project. To achieve this, she opted for the use of many colors that evoke a playful environment and photographs that bring out the sweetness and innocence of children. “Despite the suffering of the treatment, we want to make the routine and everyday life lighter and more welcoming”, he says.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Celeste Leão - Solange Fraga Health Center (Park, Bathrooms, Game Room, Toy Library and Dance Room). The park with colorful and playful toys was made even more joyful by the panel by visual artist Oliver Dorea that depicts a child among flowers in a realistic image that evokes hope. The same color palette was used in the background of the Game Room, designed to stimulate creativity and interaction. The predominance of green in the space also suggests hope. To create the Dance Room, the architect played with softer colors and playful designs on the walls and installed a ballerina doll created by Liukalu Ateliê, while the Toy Library gained an artistic and colorful touch and light and comfortable furniture.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Daniela Alencar - Toillete Rouge. The boudoir style of 19th-century Paris inspired the creation of this bathroom designed by the architect, who has not strayed from the contemporary world. The idea was to bring a bit of the atmosphere of the time, with romantic and sensual tendencies, through red walls, curves and mirrors. Working in the commercial and residential sectors, Daniela Alencar uses much of her experience and taste for civil engineering to ensure good results. In this way, she usually combines aesthetics, comfort and functionality in all of her projects.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Camila Maia - Solange Fraga Health Center(Multifunctional Room, Classroom, Bathroom and Psychologist's Room). The idea behind the multifunctional classrooms and the psychologist's room was to bring lightness to learning environments. To bring the project to life, the architect invested in creating spaces that would support the organization and help enhance children's learning. In the Psychologist's Room, the idea was to create a light space to serve children and their families.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Caio Bandeira and Tiago Martins - Solange Fraga Health Center (Rooms and Bathrooms) . CASACOR Bahia Beneficente 2022 project . The duo's proposal was to create spaces that would take away the feeling of users being in a place of treatment, offering comfort and warmth. Based on this central idea, the two bet on delicate and affectionate environments using a neutral color palette, combined with the art present in the paintings with freehand drawings and paintings, and in photographs that connect us with nature.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Joilson Barbora, Luis Damarant, Tânia and Paula Facchinetti - Solange Fraga Health Center (Landscaping). In the landscaping designed by the quartet, the grass in the side corridor of the house brings a natural atmosphere to the outdoor area, which has plants all around and a central palm tree that interacts with the playful designs on the walls surrounding the garden.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Andrade & Shimmelpfeng - Conceptual hall: Re-sinto. The hall suggests a welcoming atmosphere and values the personalities that make up the house, uniting presence, intimacy and family memories through the architectural elements designed in the environment that focuses on technology and sustainability. By redefining the functionality of the space, two areas were created that complement each other: a corner to arrive, relax and feel at home; and the other filled with memories and suitable for reflection. An invitation to read and contemplate.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Manarelli Guimarães - Casa Baú' + Manarelli Guimarães. In the year that marks the 15th anniversary of their firm, Ana Paula Guimarães and Thiago Manarelli reaffirm their commitment to refined and timeless architecture with the Casa Baú project: a living room that connects art, intimacy and Brazilianness through the choice of furniture, artwork, colors and textures. The duo valued and respected the original characteristics and modernist features of the house, such as the stones and wooden flooring.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Caio Bandeira and Tiago Martins (Architects + CO) - Spa Deca. An intimate refuge that combines comfort and sensoriality is the proposal of the space that brings together noble materials, capable of reconnecting body and mind. From the soft light, exotic stones such as lily pad and onyx appear on the floor and walls, in addition to the Deca Senses bathtub that is the protagonist of the space. The reforestation wooden lattice on the pergola is also one of the highlights of the project, which also includes a sauna that reaffirms the concept of relaxation and sophistication of the environment. To compose the sensorial experience, the architects focused on the sound of water and beautiful landscaping in the external area.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Carol Barreto - Daughter's Suite. The 37m² project brought lightness and softness to the space designed for a student who loves life, nature and books, and who has the desire to make a difference in people's lives. Fluidity is present right from the layout. The challenge was to combine curves, elements and textures that would provide comfort and femininity. Colors and the presence of fragments of nature harmonize throughout. The choice of pieces and works of art reflect her essence and celebrate her memories.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Márcio Davi - Home office Concept. An invitation to reflect on how architecture can, and should, influence the space in order to add quality. This is the architect's proposal for the home office, designed for intellectual work. The wine cellar guarantees relaxation and invites moments of relaxation. The proposal is a space that provokes sensations and offers experiences, enabling moments of decompression. The idea is a work environment that also allows for leisure, which the professional considers as complementary.
(Gabriela Daltro)
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Jessica Araújo - Studio pod.misturar. The studio proposed by Jéssica Araújo is a mix of elements in harmony with works of art that, together with a technological infrastructure, provide a complete experience for visitors. To achieve this, the colors, movement and rhythms, organic and geometric shapes, light and shadow were designed to ensure contrasts. High-quality furniture and nature are the protagonists of the environment that is concerned with aesthetics without losing focus on functionality.
(Gabriela Daltro)
CASACOR Bahia 2022 is a pioneer in the Northeast and currently the largest in number of visitors outside the Rio-São Paulo axis. This year, the cast includes Aline Cangussú , Ana Paula Guimarães and Tiago Manarelli , Ana Paula Nonato and Ana Claudia Nonato , Augusto Senna , Bruna Oliveira , Camila Maia , Carol Barreto , Celeste Leão , Daniela Alencar , Dinah Lins , Dolores Landeiro , Frederico Jordan , Jessica Araújo , Joilson Barbosa , Lorena Damásio , Márcio Davi , Mariana Castro , Marlon Gama , Natália Coelho , Paula and Tânia Facchinetti , Primo Arquitetura , Stephanie Mattos , Tatiana Campos Melo , Vinicius Rosaneli and Beatriz Edington , Vitor Martins , Walter Shimmelpfeng and Wesley Lemos .
CASACOR Bahia Service 2022
When: October 21 to December 4, 2022 Where: Horto Florestal - Sapucaia Street, 117 - Salvador - BA Opening hours: Wednesday to Saturday, from 4pm to 9pm. Sundays, from 3pm to 8pm.
Ticket prices: R$ 80 – Full R$ 40 – Half price Charitable ProjectWhere: Solange Fraga Health Center - Health - Jogo do Carneiro Street, 410, Health, Salvador, BA Opening hours: Wednesday to Saturday, from 2pm to 6pm. Sundays, from 1pm to 6pm. Online ticket office:https://casacorba.byinti.com/Ticket prices: R$40 - Full R$20 - Half CASACOR is recognized as the largest and most comprehensive exhibition of architecture, interior design and landscaping in the Americas. The event has DECA as its master sponsor and Coral as its official paint.
