CASACOR Paraná 2022: 40 environments occupy the AQUA Building
CASACOR Paraná presents 40 environments from June 26 to August 14, 2022 at the Old Aquacenter Batel, in Seminário, in Curitiba
By Redação
Submitted at Jun 25, 2022, 7:00 AM
08 min de leitura
Wolfgang Schlogel - Sunset Boulevard. The idea behind the project was to transform the event's entrance walkway into a promenade surrounded by vegetation, sounds and aromas of nature. We propose swings so that we can comfortably watch the indescribable sunset. (Eduardo Macarios)
(Eduardo Macarios/CASACOR)
The 28th edition of CASACOR Paraná is open from June 26th to August 14th, 2022 at the Old Aquacenter Batel, currently the AQUA Building , located at Rua Álvaro Alvim, 91 – Seminário, Curitiba, which also hosted the exhibition last year. Intending to repeat the success of the historic previous edition – largely due to the swimming pools in the old sports center, which were used to create leisure environments – CASACOR Paraná is back renewed, with its social spaces redesigned by 38 teams of professionals , between veterans and new talents in architecture, interior design and landscaping, who make up the cast of this year's exhibition and present their interpretations of the national theme of the CASACOR exhibitions in 2022, ' Infinity Particular '. “Our exhibition is unique, incomparable and unmistakable. We unite art, culture, design and entertainment in a single address ”, highlights the director of CASACOR Paraná, Marina Nessi . Among the new features of this 28th edition is the inauguration of a new floor called Clube dos Gourmets : "the club will be open to chefs and food lovers. In addition to the Restaurant operated by Inspirar Gourmet and Cervejaria Nashville , we will also have a Café operated by BRØD Bakery , an artisanal bakery withan emphasis on Nordic cuisine”, highlights the director. Check out the 40 environments at CASACOR Paraná 2022 below!
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Studio Architetonika Nomad - Evviva Gourmets Club. To celebrate the return of meetings, Ary Polis Jacobs and Celebrate the return of meetings! A democratic project that favors conviviality and the cultivation of good times between friends and family, in an environment dedicated to art, culture and gastronomy. With an intimate proposal, the project unfolds in several environments that invite visitors to enjoy good times. In its 320m², they propose a sectorized environment that opens up through a large hall that leads to other comfortable and versatile environments, including an American Bar, with classic and signature drinks, indoor and outdoor lounges with fireplaces and a show kitchen. Everything is designed to make people feel comfortable and want to stay and experience the space.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Shai Kelm | Quadrat Arquitetura - Café CASACOR. Located in the heart of CASACOR Paraná, the Café is a haven in the city. Inspired by the concept of Nordic countries combined with comfort and sophistication, it provides a unique experience. The dry branches are reminiscent of the Scandinavian winter, while the greenery brings the freshness of our tropical country, creating an unusual identity. The wood panels warm the environment and contrast with the cold, natural stones. A modern and unique design in every detail of the space.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Flávia Glanert and Moca Arquitetura - Reveev Resort Suite. The creative line of the project brings the sophistication of a hotel to the home with warmth and comfort. A moment of surprise for the visitor, who is enveloped by the raw touch of natural elements, with a mix of urban materials. Based on this premise, the space is designed with the organic nature of the furniture and the bed as the protagonist, in conjunction with the straight lines of the carpentry that give order to the project, seeking to create a functional space. In addition to the colors, textures and shapes, the lighting is also designed to warm up the space, helping to immerse the public.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Wolfgang Schlogel - Sunset Boulevard. The idea behind the project was to transform the event's entrance walkway into a promenade surrounded by vegetation, sounds and aromas of nature. We propose swings so that we can comfortably watch the indescribable sunset.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Arthur Calliari - Cidade In Natura Pastilhart. When looking from above, it is possible to see only what is known, but when exploring it, getting closer to the interior of the environment, the user discovers a space that goes beyond their expectations: nature, represented by the idea of the ocean surrounded by the sand of the beaches, which in turn are permeated by the forest and, finally, proposes a question: what still do we have to explore? The answer lies in the individual experience of discovery.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Marcelo Lopes - Designer's Loft by Celmar. The loft inspired by designer Hans Donner in a single room, encompasses all the functionalities of a home. Through a loose perimeter volume and curved ends, in the center of the room, the space is sectorized. In the sober and contrasting colors of the environment, the project conceptualizes time, what it is, and what was before and after. The points of color are valued for the neutrality of the environment. The curved shapes refer to the silhouette of the watch and the particular organicity of life. The vertically elongated lines enhance the generous ceiling height of the space, providing visitors with an experience of the grandeur of time.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Renata Pisani - Casa (RE) Conecta. An environment where the family will 'RE-connect', in a post-pandemic world composed of gourmet, dining, fireplace, living room and garden.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Maristela Penkal and Julia Penkal - Couple's Intimate Being. In a post-pandemic world, a new look at the home is born. The proposal for Estar Íntimo do Casal was versatility. In the Kintsugi technique, the cracks in the floor were filled with gold dust, symbolizing that life's scars are healed with knowledge and learning. The rustic textures of the walls suggest acceptance of our imperfections. Windows bring us closer to nature. The iron bookcase is deconstructed in its form and function. Irregular lines in the furniture and ceiling refer to movement, with an organic appeal in the accessories. In the center, multifunctionality in the relaxation of home office pieces and countertops.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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House 88 - Autumn Gardens. Inspired by the most charming season of the year, we brought soft, neutral and earthy tones to the space. In addition to being a functional space designed for Him and Her, with an autumnal color palette, the space is a parallel universe, full of details that awaken a feeling of tranquility and peace. It is an invitation for you to disconnect from the outside world and dive into your own private infinity.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Luiz Maingué- Smart Home Sebrae. Smart Home Sebrae is a 65m² apartment structured with sustainable solutions. Our smartest choices are based on personal and social health and well-being. In this project, the natural atmosphere of the mix of textures such as stone, wood and vegetation invites us to reflect on the human being, aware of his leading role in the development of society, and in the construction of a better future for all!
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Jane Rachele - Home Office: My Office on the Beach. The new needs of living during the pandemic period served as the starting point for the home office project “my office on the beach”. An environment inspired by and dedicated to the coast of Paraná, which brings references to natural coastal elements in its composition. The project proposes a work and relaxation environment to meet the new way of living and working that we are experiencing.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Alessandra Gandolfi - Loft Soul Natuzzi. An open space loft that enhances, through Natuzzi furniture, the spaces we actually use. A moment to think about our habits and what we need. A place to gather people, drink a glass of wine, relax, take a nice bath or meditate. Moments that feed our soul and make us happy. An environment designed to prioritize physical, mental and spiritual well-being, along with balance and comfort for its users.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Karolinna Venturi - Children's Room. Seeking a light and contemporary interpretation, the project for the children's room was developed. A playful space that allows for use in different ways: playing, sleeping and thus experiencing the space, allowing the child to develop their identity and individuality, while creating affective memories with the environment where they spend a good part of their childhood. The importance of creating comfortable, safe and playful spaces for children is increasingly recognized, so the space was designed to go through the years together, thus being present in all phases of the child's growth.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Camila Rocha - Concierge. The creation of a wooden box embraces the environment, bringing a sense of welcome to the space. And following this idea, the entrance portico of the space was created with the same wood finish, and runs throughout the space creating panels and high shelves ending in a bench, giving the place a sense of continuity and fluidity. To refer to AQUA, the headquarters building of CASACOR Paraná, a tiled panel in a blue gradient was created, bringing back the affective memory of so many visitors who already knew the property before it hosted the exhibition.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Juliana Gabardo and Sheila Jesus - Casa Cinema. In a contemporary industrial style, with lines rich in concept and aesthetics with lots of leather and wood, we design experiences to enchant and compose emotional moments that fulfill the desires of each client, creating the extraordinary with excellence and style. We combine the best of design, technology and sustainability, because there is a charm of victory in being beautiful, in having luxury and always the best, but still being simple. Objective: to make people happy.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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JL Boutique Design - Grand Lounge. In 2022, after a difficult period of isolation due to the pandemic, we felt the need to reconnect and get closer to people. We missed connections, conversations, and laughter. Based on this feeling and combining architecture and scenography, we created the "Grand Lounge", an environment designed to welcome and connect with people. Its shape came from the fusion of natural elements, exploring stone and wood in great profusion, generating a natural atmosphere. Complemented by the various cozy shapes of the furniture to welcome your visitors. Allow yourself to sit down, chat, have a drink and enjoy this moment in our private infinity.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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André Henning - Bar Lounge. With the concept of an urban bar and the allusion of being located in front of a square as a meeting point and setting for moments, Matiz Bar brings its own unique atmosphere. Together with the brand concept, conceived by the architect and his partners, Matiz comes from the gradient and the combination of various colors that awaken surprises and unexpected feelings. Through light and its projection on the built elements, textures and colors are revealed, allowing mutation and dynamism to the space, bringing with it different sensations and new perceptions of use, boosting human exchange with a chameleon-like design. In focus, the visitor as the protagonist interacts immersively in the project in its experience corners.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Givago Ferentz Arquitetos - Bistrot. The Bistrot's concept is to bring the universe closer to people in a mysterious way. The project combines the comfort of a restaurant with the entertainment of a lounge, using elements such as planets and stars to create a scenic space. The space features living areas with textures, sofas, tables of different types, a bar and a DJ station, which will allow the place to be transformed into a lounge for nighttime events and, during the day, to be sober, with bright lighting and background music. Just like the universe, the Bistrot will be constantly changing.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Taciana Nakalski - Tea Shop. In a post-pandemic world, the lesson we learn is to look inward, take care of our family and enjoy moments together. The project addresses a new concept for the tea shop, Catherine Fine Tea, a shop that is like an extension of the home, an inspiring and welcoming environment that features earthy tones and Brazilian marble, characteristic of the office's projects.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Ediane Tramujas - Home Theater. In the era of Stay Home, the concept of the Home Theater project was to create a minimalist atmosphere, with few elements, but lots of comfort and technology, in a super inviting environment. With a high ceiling covered by a muxarabi panel and intense colors, the environment conveys the true concept of a refuge. A cozy sofa together with side chairs accommodate the spectators in moments of relaxation. The wooden portico and the LED profiles create an intimate look, giving the room a modern feel. The project also has a wine cellar and beer cooler, an atmosphere conducive to receiving friends and enjoying this environment in harmony with the “refuge” proposal.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Karen Salomons - Family Bathroom. The concept of the space was designed to bring a sense of refuge and well-being to the family bathroom. Visitors will find more than just a functional space; they will find inspiration and contemplate the beauty of nature, contact with plants, natural materials and the feelings of comfort and nobility they provide.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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July Franchesca - Garden Lounge. Spaces for reconnection and relaxation have become essential in the post-pandemic phase, with the aim of creating the Garden Lounge. The space features a circuit built with various natural materials and plant species, encouraging the user to begin the process of reconnecting with their essence. Inside the space, basic elements become fundamental, providing the real sensation of a biophilic environment. Finally, it presents the ability of conventional environments to become biophilic, providing unique benefits to the user.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Larissa Lóh - Cozinha Metáforas Criare. The heart of the home, where we feed our body, mind and soul. Feelings, flavors and aromas are metaphorically imprinted in this space in a contemporary reinterpretation, with an elegant and at the same time simple essence, revealing the visceral side of women, their emotions and the deep connection with their origins. In the Metáforas Criare kitchen, the culinary space is presented as a way to redefine traditions and deconstruct sociocultural paradigms by valuing architecture.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Cynthia Karas - Brewery. The style adopted is a mix of American breweries combined with Brazilian youthfulness with a cosmopolitan touch. Scenic lighting with a focus on pendants that enhance the counter, and a panel made with beer bottles. The goal is to enhance the customer's pleasure in experiencing the experiences within an irreverent and cool space, breaking away from the conventional bars and restaurants and exploring freedom in decoration. The biggest challenge: balancing the concept of a brewery without falling into the definition of a bar.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Luiz Romero and Thiago Zoller - Eco Flame Garden. An authentic outdoor living space, with tall trees and other elements that reference the exuberance of French gardens. The Fireplace, which combines poufs and a central fireplace, creates a cozy feeling. Designed for an outdoor experience, the poufs are water-repellent, have UV protection, and anti-mildew and antiviral technology. Also noteworthy is the furniture with specific pieces that make the space Instagrammable.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Daiane Moraes and Fabiane Remza - The Home Store. Among precious items, treasured objects and classic elements, the Home Store has a more feminine color palette, with a citrus touch, punctuated in the Art Deco style with geometric shapes, straight lines that frame and permeate the classic and luxurious style of a Family Things Antiques Store. An environment crafted with noble materials such as velvet, carpets and marble. Highlights include the furniture, silverware and pieces that recall fond memories, souvenirs in dated objects that receive focused and highlighted lighting in various scenes of the environment.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Prisicila Mileke and Laryssa Rocha - Aromas Store. An immersive and welcoming environment inspired by nature, which over time has delicately shaped the pink pebbles. A project full of organic shapes and sinuous lines that convey lightness and highlight the Mels Brushes fragrances and their unique aromas. The ambiance in pink tones complements the delicacy of the products, the hallmark of the Mels Brushes brand.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Meister & Polese Arquitetura - Jewelry Store. A modern, sophisticated and clean space. The project was developed to enhance the luxury and shine that jewelry possesses, as well as to have a prominent physical location. With rounded volumes, movement, also present in the objects. Blue and neutral colors convey peace and lightness to the space.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Hellysdeisse Mombach, Amanda Lang and Laura Justen - Bathroom Dreams. The environment invites you to dare, live your transformations intensely and allows you to feel completeness through an environment full of life and colors. The proposal is for us to embrace our essence, without fear, valuing the lighting that highlights the translucent materials used and the vivid paintings that refer to expression through art.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Gustavo Scaramella - Memorabilia. A hall is a place of movement, a space for passing through, for meetings. A hug. A house that feels like a home, with history, a mix and curation of ideas and pieces, eclectic and contemporary. Elegant but unpretentious, without pomp, bold. An invitation to be authentic. A place to shelter memories, for flowers picked from the garden, for a welcome drink.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Mapogos Design - Off Office Garage Audi. In a chaotic and volatile world, what would it be like if you could connect and live in a world of your own? Much more than a simple garage, the space breaks all paradigms to create the Off Office, a place of refuge for the body and soul, which combines sustainable materials and multifunctional environments to provide comfort and sophistication. With deep roots in the concept of Liquid Modernity by philosopher Zygmunt Bauman, the environment is an invitation to filter the precepts and approvals imposed by society, a bubble full of hobbies, moments of inspiration and well-being.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Katia Herzog - Master Suite. The suite was designed as a refuge for couples to enjoy unique moments. Cozy, protective and intimate. A neutral color palette brings a light French inspiration, all with a lot of sophistication. To create a cozy atmosphere, classic furniture was chosen with great care. The modern touch comes from the metal panel and elegant chandeliers. Noble materials such as stones, fabrics, tapestries, carpentry and works of art define the design, creating this space with amplitude, fluidity and unique elegance, intimate and personal.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Walkiria Nossol - Fashion Paraná. With a brief focused on highlighting original Paraná fashion, the space explores organic shapes, including the clothes racks. Five large irregular arches are arranged around the space, illuminated on the back with silicone cords, the prototype of which was developed exclusively for the space. The neutral color palette forms a cohesive block that acts as a backdrop, highlighting the caramel-colored MDF panels covered in natural leather, which bring life to the space. The set of elements proposed in the project brings the concept of hi-low, so common in the world of fashion, to the universe of interior architecture.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Cinandra Geremia - Beach Loft. With the theme of Private Infinity, we started from the concept that a perfect beach loft should have characteristics based on the Mediterranean. Through travel and reference research, we created a space with visual sensations and touches specific to this region, mixed with contemporary design, ensuring elegant living and good living.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Ari Stechman Neto and Jayme Bernardo Arquitetura - Mundo Linked. Transcribing the meaning of a LINKED project, Jayme Bernardo, Glei Tomazi and Ari Stechman Neto do not leave comfort and beauty aside, but rather add functionality and intuition. Detached from excess, with light, neutral tones and a circular shape, giving an idea of infinity; “endless”, we find the fundamental elements of survival and living in a metaverse world, connecting digital life with real life and which must be enjoyed at every moment.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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André Bertoluci - Home SPA. Designed for well-being, the Home Spa is a break from routine to recharge your batteries and practice self-care, providing lasting relaxation and an enriching sensory experience for the visitor. It is marked by the ingenuity, harmony and timelessness of materials in shapes, tones and objects, translating a connection with our nature. A contemporary, functional and mostly symmetrical project that mixes textures, solid colors and natural vegetation.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Arquitetare by Elaine Zanon and Claudia Machado - Living Breton. Urban Oasis. Space for relaxation and contemplation. Use of a neutral and light color palette. Oriental inspiration revisited in a minimalist and contemporary concept. Use of natural materials such as wood and stone. Presence of essential elements such as light, fire, air and water. Living room with furniture distribution that encourages socializing and contemplation.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Bruna Varhau and Raphael Meza - Casa Refúgio. Concept of experience, happiness, self-discovery and well-being, inspired by digital nomads, the Casa Refúgio space brings a design of calm and comfort, sensations that are perceived by the textures presented, from the weaving of Indian wool and cotton to pieces from Brazilian artisans, pieces hand-turned and sculpted to ceramic paintings, in compositions that enrich and qualify the experience. The design of straight and curved lines brings the necessary balance to everyday life in the city, where the space is directly linked to rest and relaxation with a connection to sustainability and nature.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Paloma Albuquerque - Dressing Room. Nature incorporated into the space exploring Biophilic Design. Seeking tools to reconnect people with a natural environment through colors and textures. Patterns found in nature, through wood in furniture with organic shapes and a vertical garden with natural plants. A palette of soft tones and pieces signed by Brazilian designers make up the project.
(Eduardo Macarios)
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Griff Arquitetura - Manhattan Loft. Manhattan Loft was inspired by the large, open and integrated spaces of lofts in large cosmopolitan cities. The space is designed for residents who appreciate contemporary trends without sacrificing comfort and functionality. With the premise of few, good finishes and a neutral palette among the materials, an elegant and sophisticated result was guaranteed. Natural materials such as Monte Vitta Marble and Pétrea add texture to the project, in contrast with the gold of the metals that bring the modernity proposed for the identity of this space.
(Eduardo Macarios)
According to CASACOR 's communication and relationship director, Pedro Ariel , an experienced trend researcher and responsible for defining the brand's themes, “in the last two years the event has discussed the house as a hub for many activities, but also brought reflection about digital nomadism and the sense of impermanence . However, more recently, our eyes have turned to issues such as regeneration , far beyond sustainability — in the sense of recovering what we have already destroyed —, social inclusion, hyperdigital homes, Metaverse and NFTs (digital works of art)”.
About the AQUA Building
(Eduardo Macarios/CASACOR)
Located on Rua Álvaro Alvim, the AQUA Building, a multi-sports center that remained closed for 15 years, marked the lives of many Curitiba residents who began swimming and exercising there. In addition to the imposing swimming pools, the structure with almost 6 thousand m² of built area includes two generous front public squares, an internal courtyard, spaces for living and working and, this year, opens to the public a fourth floor where a mix of gastronomic and cultural experiences. The building's occupancy for the second consecutive year reflects the success of the previous edition. “We follow strict health protocols and have made a substantial investment in modern sustainability and technology solutions. The uniqueness of swimming pools as social environments was a show in itself, which served as a bold frame for spaces that reflect contemporary living ”, explains the exhibition director, Marina Nessi.
The theme 'Private Infinity'
This year's theme, Infinito Particular , references biographical houses that go beyond styles. CASACOR curators, Livia Pedreira , Pedro Ariel Santana and Cris Ferraz , supported by trend research, invite the show's cast to reflect on the need to design environments that prioritize physical, mental and spiritual well-being ; harmony, balance and comfort. “The home of the hyperdigital era, enclosed in itself and hyperconnected, is more sustainable, diverse, supportive and loving. A refuge centered on well-being , where each person can print their story. Colors, art, furniture, family souvenirs, textures, plants, perfumes”, adds Livia Pedreira.
CASACOR Paraná Service 2022
When: June 26 to August 14, 2022 Where: AQUA Building. Rua Álvaro Alvim, 91 – Seminário, Curitiba Opening hours: Tuesdays to Fridays, from 3pm to 9pm; on Saturdays, from 1pm to 9pm; on Sundays, from 1pm to 7pm Tickets: Tuesdays to Thursdays: full price R$70.00/half-price R$35.00 From Fridays to Sundays: full price R$80.00/half-price R$40.00 Telephone: (41) 3308-6405 [April-see-also]W3siaWQiOjEyMzM5MCwidGl0bGUiOiJDQVNBQ09SIFBhcmFuJiN4RTE7IDIwMjI6IGVsZW5jbyBjb21wbGV0byAmI3hFOTsgY29uZmlybWFkbyEifSx7ImlkIjoxMjEwODksInRpdG xlIjoiQ0FTQUNPUiBQYXJhbiYjeEUxOyAyMDIyOiBkYXRhLCBlbmRlcmUmI3hFNztvIGUgbm92aWR hZGVzIGRhIG1vc3RyYSBzJiN4RTM7byByZXZlbGFkb3MhIn0seyJpZCI6MTE0NTg3LCJ0aXRsZSI6 1YXRybyBjYXBhcyBldGVybml6YW0gbyBBbnUmI3hFMTtyaW8gQ0FTQUNPUiBQYXJhbiYjeEUxOyAyMDIxIn1d[/abril-see-also]
