CASACOR Goiás 2025: architecture, culture, and gastronomy in 48 projects
In 3500 m², CASACOR Goiás 2025 takes place in a new address: the dynamic neighborhood of Setor Marista
By Nádia Sayuri Kaku
Submitted at May 7, 2025, 12:39 PM
10 min de leitura
Leo Romano - Casa de Bá. Project of CASACOR Goiás 2025. (Edgard Cesar)
From May 7 to June 22, Goiânia will host the CASACOR Goiás 2025 at a new address that holds important meanings: the traditional Marista Sector. More than just a noble neighborhood, the Marista Sector represents a living portrait of the urban transformation of the capital. Traditionally residential, the neighborhood has been undergoing an intense real estate reconfiguration: old houses are being replaced by modern high-end buildings. This process has shaped Marista as one of the most valued addresses in the city, where vertical residential spaces, gastronomic hubs, luxury commerce, decor shops, and entertainment centers coexist.
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Adalberto Rodrigues, Leo Romano, Mariana Romano, and Marian Pierrot - Enclave. The 60 m² façade proposes an experience of pause and contemplation at first glance. Developed by architects Mariana Pierrott, Mariana Romano, Leo Romano, and Adalberto Rodrigues, the project translates the essence of the group with elegance and aesthetic refinement. The space invites the visitor to traverse a symbolic path — of waiting, of passage, of dreaming. With precise forms and poetic language, the façade suggests multiple ways to experience time and space, creating connections between architecture, sensitivity, and the imagination of those who observe it.
(Edgard César)
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Genésio Maranhão - Samba de ¼. In celebration of the centenary of the Modernist Movement, Art Dèco, and the 65th anniversary of Bossa Nova, Samba de ¼ combines softness, romanticism, glamour, and elegance. Authentic, full of identity, it evokes memories that awaken warmth and comfort for experiencing moments that transcend use and aesthetics. In this context, form and function take on special contours, relying on objects full of meaning, a refuge to neutralize and compensate for what came to steal balance and harmony from the day.
(Edgard César)
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Vanessa Figueiredo and Giovanna Arimatéa - Couple's Bath. Developed as a sensory refuge, the Couple's Bath is born from the idea that well-being begins in the most intimate projects of the home with a sensory space where it is possible to slow down and reconnect. Inspired by nature and elements such as earth, stone, and filtered light, the space blends, in 13 m², tactile textures and a welcoming palette to transform daily life into a ritual of care. Designed for contemporary couples who value comfort, aesthetics, and balance, the project invites you to slow down, renew energy, and cultivate moments of presence and connection.
(Edgard César)
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Bezerra Panobianco - Conviver Deca. ConViver Deca, the 56.75 m² kitchen captures the essence of the bond between man and nature, with elements that permeate biomorphic, vernacular, and contemporary architecture. Designed by Expedito Bezerra and Lucas Panobianco, the space proposes a sensory experience, with organic shapes on the ceiling that refer to the sand dunes — a symbol of fluidity and renewal. The palette of subdued colors reinforces the serenity of the space, which is open, integrated, and designed for multiple uses. More than a functional projects, the kitchen invites coexistence and reveals itself as a welcoming refuge that adapts to time and relationships.
(Edgard César)
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Kelicia Deogenes - Front Garden. Designed as a space of welcome and passage, the space integrates architecture and nature in a harmonious way. Architectural elements guide the gaze along the path, culminating in a garden that marks the beginning of the experience. On the side of the corridor, masses of dense vegetation create a green refuge that invites pause and contemplation. The selected species offer freshness and well-being. The composition shows how even transition areas can inspire and connect the visitor to the new.
(Edgard Cesar)
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Leo Magno - Loft Dream Infinite. Designed as a refuge for creative minds, the loft values the freedom to imagine and transform dreams into reality. The contrasting colors symbolize the strength of creativity and the art expressed through architecture. The coziness is guaranteed by the wooden box that covers part of the walls and extends across the ceiling, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. In contrast, the painting in a dramatic tone adds intensity and personality. Details that evoke the symbolism of infinity reinforce the poetry of dreaming without limits, inviting the imagination to bloom freely.
(Edgard César)
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Studio Reis Arquitetura - Refuge of the Vintage. Designed for connoisseurs of sophisticated sensory experiences, the 47 m² living room is a sensory refuge, where the essence of wine intertwines with the experience of being at home. The projects, envisioned by architects Natiara Reis and Paulo Reis, combine sophistication and coziness through natural materials, timeless design, and technology applied to comfort. With a fluid layout and organic flow, the space inspired by terroirs and wine culture incorporates textures, shapes, and earthy tones that evoke the land and affective memories, creating a welcoming, elegant, and deeply sensory atmosphere.
(Edgard César)
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JMASI Design - Artist's Studio. An invitation to reflection, the Artist's Studio celebrates art, culture, and the connection between past, present, and future. With 31m², the projects, conceived by Ricardo Masi and Jefferson Castro, propose an immersive experience, capturing the essence of artistic creation. Here, luxury reveals itself in the act of sharing. The projects transcend the individual and value co-creation with master artisans. Ceramics and woods carry stories and ancestral knowledge, transformed into unique pieces. More than beautiful, the projects invite pause and reflection on the legacy present in each choice and detail.
(Edgard César)
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Cantuária Meireles Studio - CASACAST. CasaCast is fertile ground for cultivating conversations and creativity. Designed for podcast recordings, the living room signed by Leife Cantuária and Gabriella Meireles combines comfort, sophistication, and functionality, providing a complete sensory experience. Earthy tones, wood, leather, and soft shades create a cozy and contemporary atmosphere. The acoustics and lighting were carefully planned, while the signed furniture combines design, practicality, and elegance, favoring the creation of ideas and the development of creative projects.
(Edgard César)
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Mariela Romano - Refuge of Inspiration. A meeting between architecture, design, and music. The Refuge of Inspiration, measuring 65 m², reveals a sensitive atmosphere, where shapes, textures, and memories intertwine with lightness, creating a sensitive atmosphere that invites reflection on the roots we cultivate and the fruits harvested over time. Celebrating the history of Janete Cecílio, the loft balances the classic and the contemporary, values Brazilian design, and honors time, well-lived stories, and dreams that flourish with talent and generosity.
(Edgard César)
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Rogoski Architecture - Verdante. Inspired by the integration with nature and the essence of Brazilian culture, the balcony of Bibiana Rogoski and Giordano Rogoski proposes a sensory immersion where art, design, and landscaping dialogue in harmony. The palette of earthy tones, wood, natural stones, and organic textures creates a welcoming and sophisticated atmosphere. Pieces signed by renowned names in national design share space with works by Goian artists, reinforcing local identity. The space is born as a fertile refuge, where every detail has been crafted to cultivate beauty, memory, and belonging.
(Edgard César)
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Kelicia Deogenes - Facade Garden. Designed as a space for welcome and passage, the space integrates architecture and nature in a harmonious way. Architectural elements guide the gaze along the path, culminating in a garden that marks the beginning of the experience. Along the side of the corridor, dense vegetation masses form a green refuge that invites pause and contemplation. The selected species offer freshness and well-being. The composition shows how even transition areas can inspire and connect the visitor to the new.
(Edgard César)
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Taissa Santos - Infinity of Miracles. Invitation to contemplation, to encounter and connection — with oneself, with others and with the space —, the integrated living space of 64m² is born from the belief that living is a continuous act of creation, in which each moment carries the potential of a miracle. Inspired by the fluidity of nature, the project utilizes organic shapes, natural materials, soft lighting and the absence of visual barriers to create a light, continuous and welcoming atmosphere, where everything connects in harmony. A space for those who seek more than just living — they wish to live with presence, lightness and meaning.
(Edgard Cesar)
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Nando Nunes - Casa Novembro Essence. An elegant loft that celebrates the essence of nature in every detail. Raw woods, natural stones, and earthy tones compose, in 65 m², a cozy and timeless atmosphere inspired by mountain houses. The lighting by Jader Almeida, the works of Fabiana Queiroga and Beatriz Quinelato, the ceramics by Valéria Salvador, and the affective porcelain, authored by the designer, reveal the value of handcraftsmanship. A refuge of coziness, silence, and soul — where living is dreaming of the essential in a sensitive and lasting way.
(Edgard Cesar)
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Carol Gama - Varanda Respiro. Amid the hustle and bustle of everyday life, this balcony was created as a refuge where time slows down. Inspired by the contemporary search for balance, it proposes moments of pause, introspection, and connection with nature. Earthy tones, wooden surfaces, soft fabrics, and cozy lighting compose a sensory and serene atmosphere. Curved lines and plants reinforce comfort and the bond with the natural. "More than a space to be, it is an invitation to care, to rest, and to dream of a lighter life, where the house becomes fertile ground to sow well-being," emphasizes the architect.
(Edgard Cesar)
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Rodrigo Peixoto - Refúgio Afeto. A 25 m² studio where sophistication and warmth unite in a harmonious way. With neutral tones, wood and natural textures, the projects establish a sensitive connection with nature and with the essence of home. Straight lines, indirect lighting, and minimalist elements create a serene, balanced, and sensory atmosphere. The integration between kitchen, living room, and dining area invites socializing and exchange, cultivating memories and affections. More than an aesthetically beautiful space, it is a refuge where dreams germinate and bloom, rescuing the essential and inspiring a lighter, more connected life.
(Edgard Cesar)
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Rodrigo Borges - Serene Refuge. Designed to convey warmth, sophistication, and timelessness, the 24 m² studio goes beyond function, proposing comfort, lightness, and care. "A quiet and inspiring refuge, where the idea of sowing emerges as a metaphor to nurture dreams, emotions, and well-being, transforming the projects into fertile soil for ideas and desires to bloom," affirms the interior designer. Intended for those who value tranquility, elegance, and escapism, the space combines natural materials, soft textures, and affectionate details that invite you to slow down and believe that every dream deserves space to grow.
(Edgard Cesar)
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"Meu Encontro" celebrates the diverse dreams we cultivate: encounters of people, lives, goals, and emotions. The 430 sq ft studio was designed to bring people together and promote connections. Therefore, the space proposes a social integration with a countertop, an island, and a dining table with a muxarabi base. The repetition of squares in different points of the projects symbolizes the interconnected cycles of life. A sensitive refuge, where every detail invites exchange, the sowing of good, and the harvesting of shared dreams.
(Edgard Cesar)
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Rodrigo Ferreira and Isabela Toneli - CASA SMART. A new way of living materializes at CASACOR Goiás: a modular house of 30 m² designed for a young couple seeking authentic experiences and connection with the world. Compact, functional, and technological, the projects created by Rodrigo Ferreira and Isabela Toneli adapt to a life of constant transformation. The modularity allows for expansion and customization, while art enhances memories and personal expressions. With sustainable solutions and subtle automation, the project unites comfort, aesthetics, and purpose. A living home that grows with its residents and reflects a light, dynamic, and conscious lifestyle.
(Edgard Cesar)
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Leandro de Paula Araújo - Jardim Raízes. Inspired by tropical landscapes and the act of cultivating as an expression of affection and hope, the 120 m² garden proposes a return to origins. With banana trees, coconut palms, white sand, and coconut fiber, the space refers to the northeastern nature and affectionate backyards. The proposal exalts family farming and the direct relationship with the land, creating a sensory and welcoming atmosphere. The scenic lighting enhances volumes and textures, reinforcing the idea of a living refuge. An invitation to dream of a simpler, greener future deeply rooted in memory.
(Edgard Cesar)
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Leo Romano - Casa de Bá. On a 168 m² lot, still marked by the remnants of a demolition, the idea was born to transform the past into a living scene for the present. "I saw there the chance to rescue memories and give new meaning to that space," reveals the architect. Thus, Casa de Bá was born, a tribute to a friend who left a legacy in local culture and design. The project proposes a barn of memories, where what remains of the old construction is preserved as something precious. Flooring, furniture, decorations, aromas, and sounds were created to compose a sensory, authorial, and full of identity experience, inviting everyone to dream together.
(Edgard Cesar)
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CASAGARDEN Projects and Landscaping - Praça Serena. Dreams, like seeds, need fertile soil to blossom — and that is exactly what the garden envisioned by landscapers André Bahia Reis and Lucas Costa Paula proposes. In this refuge of 193 m², nature and architecture intertwine to create a projects where water flows freely, symbolizing the flow of life and nourishing senses and hopes. Each element invites contemplation and balance, revealing that sowing is an act of faith in the future — a gesture that cultivates beauty, sustainability, and the essence of what makes us human.
(Edgard Cesar)
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Sorê Architecture and Interiors - Origin. With a sensory and symbolic concept, Origin, 30 m², was designed as a transitional space, more than just a ticket office and reception. Signed by architects Gustavo Watanabe and Aline Aratake, the projects is a silent refuge. Inspired by the cave as a place of introspection and the birth of dreams, the project evokes protection, intimacy, and connection with the essential. Nature emerges integrated with the architecture, bringing lightness and tranquility. Created for an audience that values purpose-driven experiences, the space welcomes with elegant simplicity, emotional depth, and soul aesthetics.
(Edgard César)
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Juliana Durando - Varanda Novo Ciclo. The Varanda Novo Ciclo is an invitation to a fresh start, to pause, and to connect with the essential. Inspired by the fluidity of water and the wisdom of natural cycles, the space of 40 m² welcomes with raw materials, such as stone and wood. The sculptural water spout is the heart of the project, bringing the metaphor of the cycle of life and the silent renewal that happens every day. With no barriers between interior and exterior, the space celebrates simplicity. Every detail was designed to evoke calm and reflection, offering a refuge to slow down and reconnect with one's own journey. The curation and production of objects is by Carol Dias.
(Edgard César)
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Geovanna Apolinario - Café. A 60 m² café where the rustic and the sophisticated meet in perfect harmony. Natural light dances on the surfaces, revealing the texture of the exposed bricks and the lightness of the minimalist details. The white counter, like a blank canvas, contrasts with the wood and iron, creating a projects where time slows down and the senses awaken. The tables invite warmth and conversation, while pendant lights cast soft shadows and the suspended greenery blows freshness. "Each coffee tells a story, lived between walls that embrace and aromas that comfort," comments the architect.
(Edgard César)
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Ednara Braga - Taberna D'époque Arte & Vinho. The Taberna d'Época Arte & Vinho is a space inspired by ancient medieval taverns that celebrates tradition, art, and sustainability with a contemporary perspective. Designed by architects Juliana Resende and Flávia Araújo and designer Ednara Braga, the project starts with an imposing jabuticaba tree, a symbol of roots and renewal. The bar, featuring oxidized cement cladding and aged mirrors, gains depth and history. Antique doors in the ceiling, a lit wine cellar, and designer furniture create a projects welcoming, completed by an exclusive wine list that invites you to pause and appreciate.
(Edgard César)
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Sammea Vilarinho - It's time to Sow. A space where nature reveals itself in every detail. The terracotta warms, the natural elements enchant and the vibrant flowers bring life to the projects, touching senses and hearts. Amidst the rush of time, the 20 m² project invites pause, rebirth and the cultivation of new possibilities. In it, nature and design intertwine in perfect harmony, reaffirming that to sow is an act of faith in the future — a commitment to everything we wish to see flourish.
(Edgard César)
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Leticia Santos - Green Refuge Square. In the hustle and bustle of urban life, finding moments of peace becomes essential. With this in mind, the landscape designer Leticia Santos designed the square to bring the serenity of nature to the heart of the city. Every detail — from the soft colors to the natural elements like wood, plants, and natural light — creates a welcoming and harmonious atmosphere. Green is the protagonist, purifying the air and inviting pause. The sound of water, the light filtered through the foliage, and the feeling of refuge provide a unique experience, calming the mind and renewing energy, bringing well-being to urban life.
(Edgard César)
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Amanda Bomfim - Banho Samaúma. Inspired by the integration between the natural and the urban, the bathroom proposes a sensitive dialogue about how these worlds can coexist in a harmonious way. Elements from the Amazon Rainforest, such as colors, shapes, textures, and scents, were incorporated to create an immersive sensory experience. The large windows integrate the external green to the internal, enhancing the connection with nature. Soft curves and organic materials reinforce the welcome, offering a breath in the chaos of the city — a space where we are part of the forest and take something from it with us.
(Edgard César)
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Isabela Barra - Casa Amaranta. Casa Amaranta is a tea and confectionery boutique designed to convey the coziness of a true tea house. To create this atmosphere, wooden elements and handcrafted pieces from various artists, such as Chris Alves, Renata Costa, and Jeanine Xavier, were incorporated. The handmade work symbolizes collective effort, conveying the idea that together, we can build something special, uniting the old and the new in harmony. The dark wood - a marked trend of the year - reinforces the coziness and harmonizes with neutral tones, creating an intimate, welcoming space full of meaning.
(Edgard César)
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Mário Guimarães - Atis in Scene. Everyone who dreams has the soul of a little bird. In the jewelry store, each line is like a light flight, guiding dreams and transforming the projects into a precious refuge. Inspired by the Atis bird, symbol of Scene Jewelry, the project of 24 m² reflects freedom, shine, and exclusivity. Like a rare jewel, it immortalizes moments and shapes desire. Upon entering, the doubt arises: "Am I in a jewelry store, a studio, or a creative house?" There is no exact answer — this space exists to be felt, with soul, poetry, and experience.
(Edgard César)
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Mayara Oliveira - Me & Mr. Lu. Me & Mr. Lu combines sophistication, intimacy, and connection with nature. Noble materials, such as wood on the ceiling and walls, Roman travertine, and tabletops in Green Guatemala stone, confer elegance to the 200 m² of internal and external area. The layout favors fluid circulation and visual integration, with shades of green and wood-like nuances. The style balances curved furniture and contemporary design light fixtures. Works by Marcelo Menezes, featuring photographs of nature, reinforce the harmony between the projects interior and the garden, expanding the sensory experience.
(Edgard César)
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Terra Landscape - Essence of the Earth. Uniting tradition, affective memory, and contemporary sophistication, the project by landscaper Gilberto Caldeira is an invitation to reconnect with the simple and the naturally beautiful. Honoring Brazilian tropical gardens, the 68 0m² space harmonizes lush vegetation, natural materials, and sustainable design pieces, creating a refuge of well-being. Organic and sinuous forms, inspired by the aesthetics of Burle Marx, guide the visitor through a sensory journey. The space brings forth the silent strength of nature, creating a refuge of balance and introspection, where time slows down and the soul breathes.
(Edgard César)
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Pedro Ernesto Architecture - Space of the Developer O.M. Inspired by the atmosphere of hotel lobbies, the projects signed by Pedro Ernesto Gualberto and Leandra de Castro e Gualberto propose a space of arrivals, departures, and reunions — where comfort and expectation meet. Lobbies are points of pause and passage, awakening welcoming, but also enthusiasm for the new. This duality guides the concept of the projects, which marks the starting point of CASACOR Goiás and reception of the O.M Developer, sponsor of the space. With projections, images, and a model of the new enterprise, the visitor is invited to imagine their new home, already stepping into the future address.
(Edgard César)
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Livia Martins - The Tone of Today. CASACOR Goiás 2025 Project.
(Edgard César)
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Ana Laura Demarcki, Bárbara Catharine, and Isabela Guimarães - Twilight. Inspired by the twilight at Costa do Sauípe, the projects signed by architects Ana Laura Demarcki, Bárbara Catharinne, and Isabela Guimarães translate the serenity of the late afternoon, when the blue of the sky blends with the golden sun bidding farewell. The color palette evokes the meeting between sand and sea, with shades of beige and blue creating an elegant and cozy atmosphere. Natural materials, such as dark wood, stones, and tropical vegetation, reinforce this connection with nature. The space of 34 m² invites contemplation and slowing down, like a seaside refuge where time takes on lightness.
(Edgard César)
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Thalia Salgado - Sebrae Space. Inspired by the welcoming atmosphere of the Quadrado de Trancoso, the Sebrae Space is a boutique shop where craftsmanship is the protagonist and the dream of entrepreneurship takes shape. With 50 m², it was designed to immerse the visitor in a sensory experience, connecting nature and handmade creation. Among natural fibers, earthy tones, and handmade pieces, the projects cultivate memories, affection, and belonging. The light architecture values the simple — what is handmade — highlighting over 200 artisanal pieces. Here, the craftsman's dream meets that of the entrepreneur, in a bond that transforms ideas into stories with purpose.
(Edgard César)
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Sheila Teodoro - Public Bath. Inspired by the tranquility of a SPA and the deep connection with nature, the bathroom was conceived as a space for pause, contemplation, and well-being amidst the urban. The natural bamboo covering evokes coziness and freshness, while the granite countertop reinforces the handcrafted aspect. Natural plants, soft lighting, and sounds of nature create an urban refuge. Uniting aesthetics, sustainability, and functionality, the projects transcends its conventional function and becomes a space for renewal, where nature and design communicate to create a unique and memorable experience.
(Edgard César)
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Luísa Macêdo - Time in Three Acts. The aroma store proposes a sensory narrative that traverses three times of life: past, present, and future. The entrance refers to ancestry, like a contemporary porch that welcomes and invites pause. The present, marked by a large central arch, unites nature, regional art, and the fragrances of Cravo & Canela Aromas. In the background, the future emerges as a space of dreams and reflection, with an interactive installation that provokes: what is your dream? With affective curation, natural materials, warm light, and handmade touch, the space creates a welcoming, tactile atmosphere that is essentially human.
(Edgard César)
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Lourenço Milaneze - Soto. SOTO is more than a bar — it is an urban refuge for contemplation, gathering, and celebration of well-being. An icon of sophistication and refinement, the bar designed by Clécio Lourenço and Gervásio Milaneze combines contemporary and classic elements in 35 m². The bar translates a concept of cozy luxury, where noble materials, strategic lighting, and a sophisticated color palette come together to create a unique sensory experience. Inspired by London social clubs, it invites the public to slow down, live in the present, and connect through good conversations, good drinks, and memorable experiences.
(Edgard César)
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Eduardo Medeiros - Essence Gallery. Essence Gallery, designed by architect Eduardo Medeiros, is born from the fusion of art and sensory experience in a space of 25 m². Its entrance, organically sculpted into the original structure, reveals the internal bricks as if the building itself were breathing art. The gallery transforms into a symbolic dining room, where we nourish ourselves with expression, culture, and beauty. The original cabinet preserves memories of the space. Mirrors expand the projects, while shades of pink and red, inspired by the work of Anish Kapoor, evoke the idea that, inside, we are all the same.
(Edgard César)
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Regina Amaral - Athlete's Garage. Reinventing the traditional concept, the Athlete's Garage transforms 46 m² into a space for leisure, well-being, and connection. Designed for cyclists and sports enthusiasts, it combines a workshop and a gathering space in a functional and welcoming projects, equipped for bicycle maintenance and leisure moments. The projects is ideal for bringing friends together, watching competitions, and celebrating an active lifestyle. In a world that values physical and emotional health, the project proposes a contemporary refuge where dreams, goals, and connections are cultivated, uniting performance, personal care, and passion for movement.
(Edgard César)
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Bruna Botazzi and Isabela Barra - Jazz Bar by Fréderic Private Club. Rescuing the tradition of London clubs transported to New York in the early 1940s — a time of cultural explosion, where classic European architecture met American jazz — the Jazz Bar is inspired by the spirit of Frédéric Private Club, in Goiânia. The 28 m² space, designed by architects Bruna Bottazzi and Isabela Barra, reflects a refuge of elegance, art, and celebration of life. Dedicated to connoisseurs of culture, music, and good customs, the project sows dreams by cultivating the nostalgia of the golden era, creating timeless memories in an atmosphere of authenticity.
(Edgard César)
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Lucas Machado - Lounge Bar BRB. The inspiration in Italian elegance is revealed in the contrast between the deep blue, which evokes the Mediterranean, and natural materials like wood and slate, which evoke the solidity of the earth and its roots. In 35m², it is a sophisticated refuge where architecture, art, and design come together in perfect harmony. The bar integrates into the projects with sophistication and functionality. The preserved arched window allows natural light to dance through the space. The Andorinhas tile wall, a symbol of freedom, reinforces the invitation to dream. A space where time slows down, the senses awaken, and encounters gain meaning.
(Edgard César)
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Juliana Bessa - Living Shelter. Light and shadow, warmth and coolness, silence and encounter — all opposites unite to create a lounge that welcomes, protects, and also provokes. Combining natural elements such as earth, fire, air, and sun with modern and functional materials, the space proposes a sensory experience of regeneration and contemplation. Organic textures, earthy palette, and sustainable solutions reinforce the connection between nature and design. An invitation to purposeful rest, daily inspiration, and a new perspective on how we live and relate to the world.
(Edgard César)
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Maryana Ferreira - Casa Athenas. Revisiting the aesthetics of the 1970s, the living area proposes an affectionate reinterpretation of this striking style. Earthy tones, low furniture, and metallic touches create an atmosphere that balances rusticity and sophistication. There, restored elements, such as windows and original cabinets, retrieve memories with a contemporary perspective. "I wanted to enhance what already existed in the space, with subtle interventions that highlight natural light, organic textures, and the strength of Brazilian raw materials," reveals the architect. An invitation to coziness, where the past and the present balance with style and sensitivity.
(Edgard César)
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Joyce Moreira - Refuge of Butterflies. In 18², the girl's suite reveals itself in a playful, delicate, and welcoming projects, where classic references meet contemporary touches. Honoring her daughters, Catarina and Elisa, the architect translates the essence of the theme Sowing Dreams by celebrating the beginning of a new life and the construction of affectionate memories within the family. Soft tones, natural materials, and a harmonious composition between aesthetics and functionality create a sensitive and sophisticated refuge, designed to grow alongside the little ones and embrace their dreams from the very first steps.
(Edgard César)
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Isis Dallarmi - Atelier of Time. A manifesto of resistance to standardization, the Atelier of Time, with 28 m², is the refuge of a trend hunter who navigates between past, present, and future. Inspired by the song Delilah, by Florence and the Machine, and by Daisy Jones from the eponymous book and series: Daisy Jones and the Six, the home office blends boho, vintage, and maximalist styles, inviting authenticity. "Each little corner of this atelier rescues a unique story, encouraging us to live with courage and passion," declares the architect. In it, time gives way to creative freedom and personal celebration.
(Edgard César)
"The Marista Sector is not simply modern — it is in transformation. It is a traditional neighborhood that has been redefined by verticalization and real estate dynamism. By bringing CASACOR to this context, we are inserting ourselves into a territory in transition, reflecting directly the proposal of our theme: 'Sowing Dreams'", highlight franchisees Eliane Martins and Sheila Podestá.
Architecture, innovation, and new ways of living
Bezerra Panobianco - Conviver Deca. Projeto da CASACOR Goiás 2025. (Edgard César/CASACOR)
With the theme “Sowing Dreams”, the exhibition brings together 48 projects in an area of 3500 m², with the signature of 65 professionals from architecture, design, and landscaping. The proposal is to invite the public to rethink ways of living, encouraging sustainability, integration with the natural and the urban, innovation, and valuing diverse knowledge. The 2025 exhibition will gather renowned professionals from the market, including architect Leo Romano, who has participated in all editions of CASACOR Goiás. Participation is also confirmed from Pedro Ernesto Gualberto and Leandra Gualberto, veterans of several editions, as well as Genésio Maranhão, Nando Nunes, Ednara Braga, Mariela Romano, and Regina Amaral. Other names present in the 2025 exhibition include Clécio Lourenço and Gervásio Milaneze, and Expedito Bezerra and Lucas Panobianco. "The neighborhood pulses with modernity and creativity. Integrating the exhibition into this dynamic environment offers a complete experience for our visitors," emphasize franchisees Eliane Martins and Sheila Podestá.
Gastronomic scene
Mayara Oliveira - Me & Mr. Lu. Projeto da CASACOR Goiás 2025. (Edgard César/CASACOR)
Amid the inspiring creations of architecture, landscaping, and interior design, visitors will be able to enjoy five projects dedicated to fine dining. Whether for coffee, a drink, lunch, dinner, or tasting a good wine, the exhibition invites the public to dive into a carefully crafted flavor itinerary that enchants all the senses. The renowned Grupo Íz will debut the restaurant Me & Mr. Lu, signed by chefs Ian Baiocchi and Lucas Duarte. In a 200 m² project designed by designer Mayara Oliveira, the space combines sophistication and warmth. For lovers of fine dining and mixology, the Bar SOTO will be the right choice. An icon of sophistication and refinement, the bar designed by Clécio Lourenço and Gervásio Milaneze combines contemporary and classic elements in 35 m².
Ednara Braga - Taberna D'época Arte & Vinho. Projeto da CASACOR Goiás 2025. (Edgard César/CASACOR)
The public will also enjoy the Taberna D’Época Arte & Vinho, a charming wine bar curated by My Winery and Época Arte Vinho. Designed by Ednara Braga, Juliana Resende, and Flávia Araújo, the 88 m² space resurrects the atmosphere of ancient taverns in a contemporary interpretation, offering a menu with up to 50 labels and a special menu of snacks and artisanal boards. For those seeking a more delicate break, the exhibition will feature Casa Amaranta, a tea shop and bakery designed by architect Isabela Barra. The house will offer authorial blends, petit fours, and creative tea-based drinks, in an environment that will remain as a permanent fixture after the exhibition.
The gastronomic circuit will be completed with Café Fábrica, by Alexandre Jardim, with the project by architect Geovanna Apolinário. In a 60 m² space, the coffee shop combines rustic and sophisticated elements in a menu of artisanal breads, cakes, croissants, and ice creams.
Celebration of culture
Eduardo Medeiros - Galeria Essência. Projeto da CASACOR Goiás 2025. (Edgard César/CASACOR)
Beyond architecture and design, CASACOR Goiás will offer a true cultural celebration, in line with the theme "Sowing Dreams". The exhibition features the Galeria Essência, designed by architect Eduardo Medeiros. The space arises from the fusion of art and sensory experience, where contemplation and coexistence intertwine in 25 m². The works present belong to a private collection, personally selected by curator Wanessa Cruz, in partnership with Leopoldo Veiga. The SENAC Goiás will hold an art exhibition during the exhibition that presents expressions connected to the concept of integration between the urban and the natural. Additionally, over a week, it will promote a fashion exhibition, exploring trends that resonate with the proposal of innovation and sustainability. In partnership with SEBRAE, the CASACOR Goiás Craftsmanship Award will be held, which will reward the three professionals who best integrate works by local artists and artisans into their projects, reinforcing the valorization of Goiás cultural production and the connection with this year's theme. "Valuing our local market is essential. We want to encourage architects to pay closer attention to craftsmanship, bringing pieces that not only beautify but also tell stories and strengthen Goiás identity," emphasizes Eliane Martins.
Expectations
Nando Nunes - Casa Novembro Essence. Projeto da CASACOR Goiás 2025. (Edgard Cesar/CASACOR)
Last year, the exhibition presented considerable numbers. During more than 40 days, the event received around 30,000 visitors. The CASACOR Goiás 2024 featured 37 projects spread across the old Athletics academy building, with 56 professionals in the lineup and 90 participating brands. Additionally, 45 events were held at the exhibition. Sheila Podestá states that the expectation is to surpass last year's numbers. "Our goal is to ensure that the numbers are always rising. This year, the exhibition will take place in the Marista Sector, one of the most traditional and vibrant neighborhoods in the capital. I see that the collaboration of new people joining us, as well as those already contributing, further drives our growth and nurtures this expectation," she explains. The CASACOR Goiás 2025 has master sponsorship from DECA, Official Bank BRB, official paint CORAL, and local sponsor BRASTEMP and O.M. Incorporadora. Local support comes from SEBRAE and SENAC Goiás. Official security is the responsibility of TECNOSEG, CASTRO'S HOTEL is the official hotel, internet ULTRA TELECOM, health plan UNIMED, official car OMODA JAECOO TIGER, and official buffet HANNA BUFFET. Service - CASACOR Goiás 2025When: from May 7 to June 22, 2025 Where: Rua 1131, Qd.235 Lt.23 - Marista Sector - Goiânia (GO) Opening hours: from Tuesday to Friday, from 3 PM to 11 PM. Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, from 12 PM to 10 PM. Digital Ticket Office:https://appcasacor.com.br/events/goias-2025Ticket prices: Full - R$100 Half-price - R$ 50 Instagram:@casacorgoias
