CASACOR Peru 2024: 55 projetos compõemHotel Boutique em Lima

Starting May 21, CASACOR Peru 2024 presents 55 environments inspired by the theme From the Present, the Now , which seek to understand how the world lives in the present and sees the future. An approach that transcends the temporal and celebrates the perennial, promoting a deeper appreciation of everyday experiences and the beauty found in the simplicity and authenticity of the present. The exhibition occupies a privileged space in the Varones Climatic School of the Augusto Pérez Araníbar Childcare Center . The property is located at Avenida del Ejercito 750, Magdalena del Mar neighborhood, Lima (Peru) and has a circuit of more than 16 thousand m². In total, there are 55 spaces designed by 91 professionals divided between lofts, studios, gardens, squares and wellness spaces. In addition, CASACOR will have a bistro, bar, café, commercial stores and art installations. Check out all the environments below!

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Karina Salcedo Portocarrero - Natural Refuge . The design of the project is composed of natural shapes and textures that register a conscious and respectful proposal with the nature that surrounds us. It is a project that promotes the preservation of the planet, reusing materials, highlighting their use in their purest form and avoiding the loss of natural resources. "It's a refuge from the restless world we live in. It's a space with my soul", explains the architect.

(Rodolfo Sotelo)

Alessandra Mendoza, Bruno Binda, Ro de Rivero - Naturalist Library (2)

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Alessandra Mendoza, Bruno Binda, Ro de Rivero - Biblioteca Naturalista. Based on the need to reconnect with nature, the space seeks to express through design, landscape and art the intrinsic relationship in which man connects with his surroundings. "Under deconstructivism, we express this return to the essence, to the natural, to the most basic, where the imperfect teaches us to value processes and accept results without judgment. A language of clean lines leads us to calm", explain the professionals.

(Gladys Alvarado Jourde)

Alessandra Mendoza, Bruno Binda, Ro de Rivero - Garden of Contemplation

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Alessandra Mendoza, Bruno Binda, Ro de Rivero - Jardín de Contemplación. The secret garden, where ideas emerge, represents a new relationship with the ecosystem. The plants seek to create a naturalistic proposal. Aromatic species lead us to the inner space in which we experience and share knowledge. Handicrafts gain prominence and manage to value nature's resources, balancing our doshas (manifestations in our bodies of the five elements - ether, air, fire, water and earth). A dreamlike experience, where we open our senses to create.

(Gladys Alvarado Jourde)

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Yazmin Venegas Aguad - My way. "We built a space with a personified cultural identity, giving character and elegance to a specific location. We preserved a secret connection with the classic, to translate it to the present, breaking with the scheme of pre-established stereotypes", says the professional. The dining room approaches visitors in a different way, without losing its essence, highlighting each part of the architectural space and creating a harmonious and functional environment, which includes a winter balcony.

(Kiana de Tramontana)

Ignacio Martinez Arguello - Runner - Allegro

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Ignacio Martínez Argüello - Corridor - Allegro. Energetic and vivacious, the project evokes the rhythm with which we usually move through life, only to stop. It is as if we dive into a moment of contemplation to explore the wonders of our surroundings and to admire the beauty that surrounds us. Here, in this symphony of design, we find harmony between the hurried pace of our existence and the serene appreciation of its splendor.

(Ingrid Natalia Sanchez)

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Marina Vella - Peru Suite. This is a tribute to the materials that the hands of our artisans transform into utilitarian and decorative products to beautify spaces with the lights and colors of our history. The National Forestry and Wildlife Service (SERFOR) and the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (MINCETUR), through the Vice Ministry of Tourism, present this space designed by Marina Vella, where tradition, innovation and creativity create a welcoming, harmonious and modern environment, whose protagonist is the artisanal art inspired by Peru's cultural biodiversity.

(Gladys Alvarado Jourde)

Luciana Cuneo, Luis Pedro Diaz de Ravago - Bar

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Luciana Cuneo, Luis Pedro Díaz de Rávago - Bar. The bar was created to be the soul of the hotel, a catalyst for experiences that welcomes the user into a narrative from start to finish. A place that invites you to stay, with a clear distribution of spaces in the form of islands well defined by circulation and where the bar is the central stage. Total transparency and accessibility allow you to experience production processes at 100%.

(Josefina Ferrand)

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Caroline Feldman and Kathy Cárdenas - Cocina con Sentido. It is a refuge where the passion for cooking turns into art and each moment creates a connection to share. Here, natural light enters through the windows to create a welcoming environment that awakens creativity and the senses. The layout ensures the workflow is flawless, while personalized details are integrated into a functional design.

(Sebastian Aparicio)

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Andrea RuizCaro Caipo - Music Salon + Private Room. “Music frees the soul, takes you where you want to go, helps you be free. It tells you without fear, and you don’t refuse to listen. We create a space for music and for you, so you can set aside a few minutes and enjoy it,” explains the professional. Special acoustic panels, technical fabrics and imperceptible elements help with the sound and the experience. Instruments, enveloping textures, calm and vibrant colors make you disconnect and just see, hear and feel.

(Josefina Ferrand)

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Camila Gos - Dolce Spa. This is a space where the senses awaken, the body relaxes and the spirit is renewed. The energy provided by the precious stones, the olive tree and the play of textures in the various fabrics create the ideal environment to enjoy therapies and treatments. This spa also offers products made with natural ingredients.

(Natalia Queirolo)

Alfonso Valega Rey, Gonzalo Valega Rey - Dado House

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Alfonso Valega Rey, Gonzalo Valega Rey - Casa Dado. Casa Dado reflects the geometric purity of the cube, an architectural form that conveys solidity and timelessness. The volumetry was designed to preserve the simplicity of the element's characteristics, with a focus centered on the user as the protagonist of the space. The "dice" as a playful object also inspired the use of a varied and appropriate combination of colors and textures. This project seeks elegance in simplicity, creating a welcoming and stimulating environment for visitors.

(Reprodução)

Augusta Pastor, Santiago Roose - The Forest Appears

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Augusta Pastor, Santiago Roose - El Bosque Appears. The project is a laboratory of ideas where wood becomes a vehicle to redefine the concept of living space. It is an ode to nature, a tribute to craftsmanship and a leap towards a greener future. Natural light and vegetation filter through the structures, creating a welcoming and multi-sensory environment. Visitors are immersed in a system of textures, scents and sounds that evoke the essence of nature. “It is an invitation to imagine a future where nature and architecture merge through design, say the professionals.

(Santiago Roose)

Johana Flores, Lucía Risco, Vivian López - Toilettes of the Art Director (SS.HH.)

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Johana Flores, Lucía Risco, Vivian López - Toilettes del Directo de Arte (SS.HH.). This is a space with a renewed aesthetic, which showcases the collection and personality of an art director. The design brings together a selection of self-portraits by famous artists intervened with strokes of color. Each cubicle explores authentic patterns and weaves a visual narrative that encourages visitors to reflect on the present and reinterpret the past.

(Ingrid Natalia Sanchez)

Elmo Rubio, Orlando Espinoza - The Antique Dealer's Loft

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Elmo Rubio, Orlando Espinoza - El Loft del Anticuario. In this edition of CASACOR Peru, the antique shop space features an eclectic maximalist decor with objects and furniture, where eras and styles mix, in addition to integrating nature into the environment.

(Brigitte Sernaqué)

Cecilia Alonso, Diana Arce, Priscilla Bandy - Foyer Symphony of the Wind

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Cecilia Alonso, Diana Arce, Priscilla Bandy - Foyer Sinfonía del Viento. Estefanía, a working woman who likes to explore exotic destinations that connect her with nature, finds this space the perfect refuge to escape the urban hustle and bustle. Passionate about art and design, she seeks experiences that allow her to achieve inner harmony. Upon entering this environment, you immerse yourself in a naturalistic-style plant installation, admire the art on the walls and take advantage of the furniture to pause to contemplate the movement of the fabrics while listening to a soft melody.

(Gladys Alvarado Jourde)

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Micaela Puertas - Connected Souls. Almas Conectadas is a space that marks the beginning of a couple’s new stage in life. Combining technology with the emotional transition to a shared home, this sanctuary contrasts joint evolution and individuality, offering comfort, security and entertainment through smart solutions. More than a house, it is a testimony of coexistence and a catalyst for dreams.

(Natalia Queirolo)

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Fabio Tienforti, Jade Rivera - Art Gallery. The gallery is a space where each podium tells its own story. The visitor is immersed in two facets of the same man: the public and formal side; and the private and intimate side. From his laboratory to his personal sanctuary, he reveals his experiences and inspirations. Jade Rivera and the group of artisans Don Bosco (who work together with Fabio Tienforti) are intertwined in a deep connection in the search for meaning and inspiration through art: committed to tradition, solidarity and contemporary expression, they seek to generate a positive impact and encourage reflection.

(Natalia Sanchez)

Mario Mogollón, Michael Ramírez - Inspiration of the Form

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Mario Mogollón, Michael Ramírez - Inspiration of Form. Inspired by the creative process of a furniture designer, two spaces were developed: one where creativity is more rigorous and another to evaluate ideas and possible results. Every detail was designed to be functional and aesthetic, without leaving aside the corporate image. In this space, materials are combined to create unique pieces, while lighting highlights each element, shading the shadows.

(Marcel Suurmond)

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Víctor Gamarra - Loft del Peatón. “Everyone wonders who the pedestrian (peatón) is. We are all pedestrians and that is what we should be: curious, active and creative. This space represents the ease of adapting to changes, understanding the environment, living and valuing the present. A mix of sensations such as freedom, calm and, above all, confidence is reflected in strong and vibrant colors, as well as transparencies and vegetation”, explains the professional.

(Ingrid Natalia Sanchez)

Karla Chavez, Paula Vecco - The Charming Loft

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Karla Chávez, Paula Vecco - Le Charmant Loft. In the heart of Paris, a loft is the refuge of a single woman who has created a sanctuary of elegance and well-being. With a gourmet kitchen, a luxurious hot tub, a reading corner and a personal care space, she escapes the hustle and bustle of the city, immersed in a cozy, monochromatic environment that reflects her love of the classic. A space where her pleasures come together, her soul is nourished and the present is a gift.

(Natalia Sanchez)

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Luis Escobar, Nicole Prutsky - Huellas Naturales. We live in times of cultural fusion where ancient and modern values and emotions coexist. "The magic is finding the right balance for each person. We designed a sanctuary where cultures and eras collide, resulting in layers of sensations so unexpected that they manage to keep our design vibrant and bold. We awaken impressions through the senses, making the experience unique and private ", explain the professionals.

(Renzo Rebagliati)

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Carla Castro - Herencia. Our ancestors were born by the sea, among mud walls and interwoven reeds. These elements and the seafaring style merge in a dance of details that convey a legacy of art and tradition. Herencia is an environment where each mud wall tells a story and each weave of reeds carries with it the soul of a culture. The essence of navigation permeates the environment, making this place a sacred refuge for those who appreciate the richness of northern Peru.

(Marcel Suurmond)

Mario Lara Architects - Entrance Hall of the Boutique Hotel

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Mario Lara Arquitectos - Hotel Boutique Entrance Hall. "This is an architectural intervention with a lot of personality in an impressive space. We valued its original character, maintaining many of the finishes found there. Our suppliers participated in restoring the materials and adding new ones. We also intervened with curatorial work, choosing pieces that fit the space. The walls of the space serve as a support for the exhibition of contemporary works of art. In short, a proposal where the modern mixes with the classic", explains the office.

(Gladys Alvarado Jourde)

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Gislle Polar - Ancestral Green. This space creates an atmosphere conducive to reflection within the creative process of a landscaper. Visitors are inspired by being surrounded by nature and its secrets that endure over time and remain valid to this day in the lives of every human being. The main contribution of this project is to improve quality of life.

(Brigitte Sernaqué)

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Roque Saldías Daly - Rincones Limeños. "Design and art are two sources that complement each other. This project is the result of bonds of friendship and the way we view original works, transforming identities, eras and a way of life", says the professional. The kitchen plays with elements that inspire seasonings, gastronomic history and generous nature. The pisco cellar is a nook that evokes fantasies and spiritual moments. The room is eclectic, the product of a sum of memories and a mixture of styles and varied eras.

(Gladys Alvarado Jourde)

Gianfranco Loli, Viviana Velarde - Maker Hand

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Gianfranco Loli, Viviana Velarde - Ruraq Maki. The proposal brings traditional art closer to a contemporary context as a manifestation of the infinite possibilities of coexisting, valuing and telling the stories of the people and the imagination of each artist. The store functions as a blank canvas, highlighting the beauty of the pieces. A second conceptual space recalls the richness of popular art and shows the possibilities of contrast between the traditional and the modern.

(Natalia Sanchez)

Jean Carlo Rivera Pastorelli, Luciana Mejia Tolmos - Pisco Exporter's Office

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Jean Carlo Rivera Pastorelli, Luciana Mejía Tolmos - Oficina del Exportador de Pisco. The studio-winery creates an ideal space for the exporter of pisco (a typical Peruvian drink), where he not only displays his creations, but also engages potential partners in sensory experiences. The meticulous attention to detail, such as the selection of earthy tones and soft lighting, reflects the exporter's commitment to excellence. The welcoming environment fosters relationships based on mutual trust. These interactions go beyond the commercial, building lasting and meaningful bonds for the parties involved.

(Brigitte Sernaqué)

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DOF Arquitetos - Entretejidos. Starting from pre-Columbian elements, Entretejidos was born, a space inspired by a huaca (a place where a deity is worshipped), which combines the contemporary and the traditional, inviting us to reconnect with the present moment. The space is articulated in vertical and horizontal elements, used to control the scales, providing an enriching sensory experience.

(Kiana de Tramontana)

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Triskell Arch & Design Studio - Selva Viva / Microhábitat. Selva Viva is a kitchen that celebrates the Amazon as a precious gift that deserves to be preserved. It reflects the connection between culture and nature in a contemporary setting. A reminder of the importance of protecting our heritage today. Microhábitat is a compact space that combines efficiency and design to create an urban oasis. Inspired by living with less, it is the refuge of a couple who values organization and serenity and where simplicity is well-being.

(Josefina Ferrand)

Claudia Weis Coello - Storyteller's Loft

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Claudia Weis Coello - Narrator's Loft. This loft features Yura, a curious character focused on finding inspiration in her past and in nature, which is linked to her traditions. She is captivated by the legend of the dream tree, which says that we are all capable of making our wishes come true. “This is our inspiration! A story from the Kukama culture (an indigenous group that inhabits the Amazon on the upper Solimões River). Based on the theme 'As a gift, the now', we reflect on what Yura wants to care for and protect: stories. This space reaffirms the relationship with nature, as this will be the gift for our descendants", explains the professional.

(Josefina Ferrand)

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Carlos Maza Fernandini - El Refugio. Imagine living in an apartment designed for a young adventurer from a country rich in traditions and culture like Peru. Every detail, from its colonial walls, colors, textiles, to sculptures and music, reflects the fusion of ancient and modern. The designer creates a current and technological space that invites connection with the past while thinking about the legacy for the future.

(Kiana de Tramontana)

Flavia Melendez, Kathya Zevallos - The Garden

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Flavia Meléndez, Kathya Zevallos - El Jardín. Inspired by the “Garden of Earthly Delights”, by the painter Hieronymus Bosch, the garden functions as a space for enjoyment, reminiscent of paradise lost. An idyllic space, the maximalist boutique features mid-century inspired furniture and houses design pieces and corners full of color, aromas and images, creating a sensorial experience for the visitor.

(Natalia Queirolo)

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Johanna Dreyfus - El Estudio de la Interiorista. A space of inspiration, a place where dreams, creativity and passion are reflected in environments designed to be enjoyed with family, shared with friends, to make a plan a reality or simply to dream. This is the world of an interior designer and her work processes. The origin where requirements are born. The immersion to fly creatively by mixing materials, shapes, finishes, textures and much more. Resilience, a fusion of the first two stages, adaptation to the client, requirement or environment. Here the creative process comes to life and the course of creation.

(Sebastian Aparicio)

Woodberry Architecture - Hotel Concierge and Jewelry

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Woodberry Arquitectura - Hotel Conserjería y Joyería. "We welcome our guests with a proposal that enhances the interior of the pavilion, highlighting its history and architecture. That's why our furniture is designed in shades of white and fine textures so that it blends in with the organic shapes of jewelry. , works of art and objects with a lot of inspiration and value over time", explains the office.

(Sebastian Aparicio)

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Camila de la Puente - Ayllu. We live in a dizzying world, where we are often immersed in a whirlwind that prevents us from stopping and enjoying it. This space is a refuge, a place to reconnect with ourselves, with our inner power. Nature plays a crucial role in this process, serving as a starting point for exploring freedom and authenticity. It is a sanctuary of transformation, where senses and emotions are heard and respected. Here we can travel our inner journey calmly and fully, knowing that we are in an understanding and safe environment.

(Kiana de Tramontana)

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Ingrid Mamani Cobos, Victoria Cerna Álvarez - CASACOR Ice Cream Shop. The ice cream shop is a gift for the senses, a place where the present is celebrated with gratitude. With a design of curved lines and organic shapes, the service counter is the heart of the space. The architecture and landscaping merge to create a biodiverse and multicolored environment. Symbolic elements, such as astronomical mirrors and artisanal clay, evoke the past. Here, each visitor can enjoy an artisanal gelato while being immersed in a natural, revitalizing and welcoming environment.

(Brigitte Sernaqué)

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Eduardo Cabezas, Karen Lazarte - Singular Loft. This unique space is home to two childhood friends whose paths intertwine once again. One of them, a recent law graduate and cosmopolitan, brings sophistication and elegance; the other is a fashion designer who combines passion, creativity and rebellion. Together, they create an environment to celebrate authenticity and the search for perfect balance.

(Sebastian Aparicio)

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Javier Rodó Queirolo-Nicolini - Loft. Inspired by the Fushimi Inari shrine (Kyoto, Japan), famous for its sequence of portals that form a winding path amidst the mountainous vegetation, this project begins surrounded by greenery that envelops and leads to peace, leaving aside a linear route in favor of a curved path. With fluidity, the curiosity of the viewer is stimulated, who is invited to experience and discover the subspaces that make up the loft.

(Brigitte Sernaqué)

Augusto Achille de Cossio Ceino - Intimate Room

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Augusto Achille by Cossio Ceino - Intimate Room. The space seeks to create a welcoming environment, rich in lightness and tranquility, evoking the rooms of the classical era with the use of moldings. The ceilings are decorated and the walls use light, warm tones, which complement the lightness of the furniture. Natural stones enhance the works of art displayed on the walls, among which the central hand-carved wooden sculpture stands out.

(Josefina Ferrand)

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Francesca Battilana - Sunset. The sunset is a perfect, unrepeatable painting that changes every second. Witnessing one is an excuse to take a break. "Through textures, fibers and natural elements, we create on balconies and slabs the opportunity to reconnect with the sky, the sea and their magical encounter on the horizon. The terrace welcomes us with organic shapes, maintaining privacy with plants, without the need for more walls.

(Brigitte Sernaqué)

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Cinthya Arana, Nube Alfaro - Where Dreams Live... Helena and Julio are two children from the year 2100 who are fascinated by magical stories passed down from generation to generation. As they embark on a journey in search of these wonderful stories, they encounter a world of magical creatures.

(Josefina Ferrand)

Jose Monteverde, Lorena Rotalde - Bookstore

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Jose Monteverde, Lorena Rotalde - Librería. This space is inspired by the poetry of José Watanabe, one of Peru's most important contemporary poets and artists. The space reflects his way of seeing poetry as an act of contemplation and appreciating what surrounds us. The bookstore is a dynamic, adaptable and free space. Shelves in three sections refer to haiku. Furniture allows movement, transformation and constant change.

(Reprodução)

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Arturo Ghezzi, Gustavo Ghezzi, Pamela Remy - Alanya Café. "This is a project that was born with its purpose in mind. We inserted a group of furniture pieces into a space - many designed, others recycled and some selected - which together try to create a café", say the professionals.

(Rodolfo Sotelo)

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Marcia Lenz - The Hotel Garden. A landscaping project that seeks to enhance the hotel's architecture, complement its elegance and, at the same time, create spaces for contemplating nature. This project aims to provide a unique experience, whether for relaxing, having a coffee or simply enjoying the scenery. The garden was designed for a hotel chain with the aim of bringing comfort to the outdoor areas.

(Gladys Alvarado Jourde)

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Flavia Ferrini - Sensory Suite. A space designed as an oasis of tranquility, where guests can escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse themselves in a sensory experience. A soft, neutral color palette is the base on which a variety of textures are applied. Pieces in vibrant tones create flashes of energy, while subtle black details add depth and sophistication. Luxury and comfort are provided by leather furniture.

(Natalia Queirolo)

Alma Architecture and Interiors - Sophie Bistro

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Alma Arquitectura e Interiores - Sophie Bistro. Yllari Choque and Alvaro Castro present Sophie Bistro, a tribute to memory and legacy. Through materials, colors and objects, the duo invites us on an imaginary journey through time with the help of chef Sophie, who discovers this vast pantry called Peru. The space, full of memories and warmth, is a gastronomic sanctuary designed so that each moment becomes a gift for the senses. The cozy atmosphere and the kitchen create the comforting feeling of home.

(Brigitte Sernaqué)

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Yesenia Schulz - Life's Good. In a world of constant change and passing trends, there is something deeply comforting in the eternal, in that which transcends the passage of time. The timeless elegance of the classic merges with nature and reminds us that we can find shapes and colors that invite us to stop, contemplate and connect with what truly endures.

(Marcel Suumond)

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Andrea Ulloa, Brenda Middlebrook, Gonzalo Herrera - Volvo Experience. The space opens onto the central courtyard, combining nature, technology and design. An interactive experience that immerses the user in an olive grove with architectural elements. "We used scales, mirrors and textures to appreciate the EX30 SUV from different perspectives. Landmarks along the route create a museum immersed in nature. The sound and lighting contribute to a sustainable atmosphere that, integrated with modern details, represents the conscious use of technology", explain the professionals.

(Renzo Rebagliati)

Enrique Pío Haaker, Tamir Bazaz, Yankale Hochman - The Sheet of Yanashpa

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Enrique Pío Haaker, Tamir Bazaz, Yankale Hochman - La Hoja de Yanashpa. Inspired by the Yanashpa World, created by Yankale Hochman and Tamir Bazaz, the naturalist's space was designed in conjunction with Enrique Pio Haaker, a living reflection of the connection between man and his environment. Framed in the context of conservation and environmental respect, it proposes harmonious coexistence and the continuous construction of heritage.

(Gladys Alvarado Jourde)

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Eliana Basma - Al-Manara "Place of Light". "The project was born as a serene and luminous refuge. A house that promotes living in the present, which amidst the hustle and bustle of a life saturated with the past and oppressed by the future, invites us to enjoy each day as the best moment. Inspired by the pleasures of soul as meditation, relaxation and contemplation, the stay transports us to a dimension of peace and renewal.

(Renzo Rebagliati)

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Jan Christian Jahnsen Caballero - Nissan e-Power. Innovation, excitement and speed are part of the Nissan experience. Nissan's Emotional Geometry Design philosophy, inspired by balance, understands that a product's design evokes emotions through its aesthetics. In this context, the brand offers visitors an experience based on omotenashi - a Japanese concept that combines hospitality and good service. Combining Japanese tradition and modernity, the e-Power sustainable mobility line is presented in an open space where clean geometry, natural materials and vegetation coexist, inspiring changes for a more sustainable and conscious future.

(Reprodução)

Karla Sanchez Ballesteros, Valentino Sibadon Garcia - Meetings by American Express

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Karla Sánchez Ballesteros, Valentino Sibadón García - Encuentros by American Express. The duo's proposal is characterized by bringing together memory, modernism and contemporary ideas in a single project. The past appears in the restored original flooring and in the use of restored vintage furniture. Through the use of chromatic charge, the intrinsic beauty of the place is highlighted, bringing it to the present. Together, a selection of contemporary Peruvian artists who deal with themes such as belonging to a place or anthropological power over time in a very subtle way - a series of fragments that generate timelessness.

(Natalia Queirolo)

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Gisella Buendía - Boutique Suite. The suite designed under the concept "From the present, now" is an opportunity to escape the routine and enjoy a unique experience, where every detail is thought of for well-being and fun. In decoration, vertical panels, like a second skin, give a contemporary touch. Neutral materials and tones create a serene and private atmosphere.

(Renzo Rebagliati)

Monica Prialé, Raul Arróspide - Family Suite and Terrace of the Boutique Hotel

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Mónica Prialé, Raúl Arróspide - Family Suite and Terrace of the Boutique Hotel. In this beach hotel, the interior design by Mónica Prialé evokes warmth and tranquility with its earthy color palette, terracotta and beige. A harmonious combination that invites relaxation and connection with nature. The terrace designed by Raúl Arróspide focuses its design on the complexity and composition of the floor: the colors and patterns with the presence of plants create an atmosphere that invites the visitor to disconnect from the daily routine.

(Rodolfo Sotelo)

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Daniela Chlimper - Contemporary Suite. With a contemporary style, Suite 202 celebrates simplicity and joy in the little things, such as taking a walk in the park with your pet, playing freely, and exploring the unexpected. In the search for maximum expressive power, a balance of greens reproduces the vegetation, and the light blue tones pay homage to the coast of the Peruvian capital. Organic and angular shapes converse with each other, respecting the legacy of the space.

(Natalia Queirolo)

CASACOR Peru Boutique Hotel 2024

This year, in addition to the traditional architecture, design and landscaping exhibition, CASACOR Peru is opening the doors of its own boutique hotel: designed from a welcoming, modern and distinctive perspective, CASACOR Peru offers spacious suites, several common areas, shops and gardens. In short, it is an innovative concept inspired by the theme From the present, the now .

Marcia Lenz - The Hotel Garden. CASACOR Peru 2024 Project.

(Gladys Alvarado Jourde/CASACOR)

The Varones School of the Augusto Pérez Araníbar Puericultorio Climatic School first hosted CASACOR Peru in 2003. Before the exhibition arrived, the school was declared uninhabitable after a fire. CASACOR Peru took on the challenge of restoring the building, rich in architecture and history, to become the seventh venue for the event. And so it was that designers, architects and decorators, with a fresh and avant-garde look, introduced new materials into their proposals. At the end of the event, the United Nations rented the property to convert it into its new institutional headquarters in the city of Lima. Over time, CASACOR Peru returned to the school and, in 2019, presented the Planeta Casa exhibition and celebrated its 24th edition. Five years later, the 2024 edition returns to the address with a unique initiative: three of the school's five pavilions will be transformed into a traveling boutique hotel.

Mario Lara Arquitectos - Entrance Hall of the Boutique Hotel. CASACOR Peru 2024 project.

(Gladys Alvarado Jourde/CASACOR)

The design of the Hotel Boutique’s Entrance Hall is being carried out by Mario Lara Arquitectos , who is participating in the event for the first time. Specializing in creating contextual architecture with a high level of detail, the firm has several iconic buildings in its portfolio, characterized mainly by prioritizing the well-being of its inhabitants. Adjacent to the Hall is the Meetings by American Express – this space has a room and a private space for premium clients, who can take a break before continuing their tour and make the most of the CASACOR experience. The design of this space is in charge of Valentino Sibadón and Karla Sánchez Ballesteros , professionals who were recognized with the Best Use of Color award at CASACOR Peru 2023. Their work has been exhibited in several national and international exhibitions.

Flavia Ferrini - Sensory Suite. CASACOR Peru 2024 Project.

(Natalia Queirolo/CASACOR)

The Concierge and H. Stern Jewelry Store were designed by Woodberry Arquitectura studio, led by Giancarlo Chacaliaza. The architect, a graduate of the Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola, received the award for Best Outdoor Area Project for his innovative Sustainable Grille proposal at the latest edition of CASACOR Peru. Interior designer Flavia Ferrini is the participant responsible for the Sensorial Suite . Architect Gisella Buendía is participating in CASACOR Peru for the second time. In 2023, her space, the Peruvian Art Curator's Loft, received the award for Best Lighting.

Mónica Prialé, Raúl Arróspide - Family Suite and Terrace of the Boutique Hotel. CASACOR Peru 2024 project.

(Rodolfo Sotelo/CASACOR)

Making her debut at the event, interior designer Daniela Chlimper developed the Contemporary Suite . She holds a degree in interior design from Parsons School of Design and has worked on several notable interior design projects.

Yazmin Venegas Aguad - My way. CASACOR Peru 2024 Project.

(Kiana de Tramontana/CASACOR)

Ro de Rivero , together with architects Bruno Binda and Alessandra Mendoza , invite visitors to explore the Naturalist Library and enjoy the Garden of Contemplation . Rivero has participated in five editions, while Binda and Mendoza have participated in the last two, winning the award for Best Landscaped Space in 2022. The Presidential Suite , the largest in the hotel, measures over 300 m² and is divided into three areas. One of them is the Perú Suite , designed by architect Marina Vela in collaboration with MINCENTUR and SERFOR. Designer Ignacio Martínez Argüello presents the Corridor - Allegro , a space full of color and vitality. The Presidential Dining Room is designed by Yazmin Venegas , a newcomer to CASACOR Peru.

Cinthya Arana, Nube Alfaro - Where Dreams Live... CASACOR Peru Project 2024.

(Josefina Ferrand/CASACOR)

The Music Room with Private Room by architect Andrea RuizCaro promises to resonate elegance and harmony. And the Dolce Spa , designed by Camila Gos , is a haven of relaxation and well-being. Architects Cinthya Arana and Nube Alfaro showcase their creativity in the nursery called Where Dreams Live… , combining playfulness and functionality to create a safe and welcoming space. In total, 91 professionals will bring life to the 55 environments of CASACOR Peru , each contributing their talent and creativity to captivate visitors with exceptional proposals.

Gastronomic Spaces and Stores

Alma Architecture and Interiors - Sophie Bistro. CASACOR Peru 2024 project.

(Brigitte Sernaqué/CASACOR)

This year, CASACOR Peru welcomes Alanya Repostería , which will be responsible for the café and bistro. Alanya Repostería was awarded as the best coffee shop in Lima in 2022 after winning the Peruvian Chamber of Coffee and Cocoa competition, which recognizes and awards the best coffee shops in the capital. The space will be designed by architects Arturo and Gustavo Ghezzi , in conjunction with Pamela Remy . New this year is the presence of Sastrería Martínez in the exhibition. Luciana Cuneo and Luis Pedro Díaz de Rávago are responsible for the CASACOR Bar, marking their first participation in the exhibition. Their studio was responsible for the design of Sastrería Martínez in the Miraflores neighborhood.

Art Circuit

Gianfranco Loli, Viviana Velarde - Ruraq Maki. CASACOR Peru 2024 Project.

(Natalia Sanchez/CASACOR)

The connection with the art world is even more evident in the 2024 edition. CASACOR Peru features different art galleries: the first is curated by Gianfranco Loli and Viviana Velarde , who present the Ruraq Maki space. The second gallery is curated by Jade Rivera and Fabio Torenti for Artesanos Don Bosco . Furthermore, artistic installations along the route contribute to the artistic aura, with murals, panels, sculptures and lights. Corriente Alterna participates under the curatorship of Roció Rodrigo , intervening in three outdoor galleries.

CASACOR Peru Service 2024

Where: Escuela Climática de Varones del Puericultorio Augusto Pérez Araníbar 750 Ejercito Avenue, Magdalena del Mar neighborhood - Lima - Peru When: May 21st to June 7th Digital box office: https://appcasacor.com.br/events/peru-2024

CASACOR Peru 2024: 55 projects make up a charming Boutique Hotel in Lima

Elmo Rubio, Orlando Espinoza - El Loft del Anticuario. In this edition of CASACOR Peru, the antique shop space features an eclectic maximalist decor with objects and furniture, where eras and styles mix, in addition to integrating nature into the environment.

Cinthya Arana, Nube Alfaro - Where Dreams Live... Helena and Julio are two children from the year 2100 who are fascinated by magical stories passed down from generation to generation. As they embark on a journey in search of these wonderful stories, they encounter a world of magical creatures.

Arturo Ghezzi, Gustavo Ghezzi, Pamela Remy - Alanya Café. "This is a project that was born with its purpose in mind. We inserted a group of furniture pieces into a space - many designed, others recycled and some selected - which together try to create a café", say the professionals.

CASACOR Peru Boutique Hotel 2024

Gastronomic Spaces and Stores

Art Circuit

CASACOR Peru Service 2024

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