CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2021: 34 projects occupy former hospital headquarters

01/34 - Mowa Arquitectura - Altos da Serra. The environment is contemplated by the balance between the four natural elements: expressing rusticity and contemporaneity, the wooden textures, stones and light tones connect throughout the project, exposing timelessness and sophistication. (Cristiano Bauce)

02/34 - Daniel Wilges - Casa Wabi Sabi. The name of the space is a concept of Eastern origin, which arises from the Japanese ideals of Zen Buddhism and is based on the beauty of the imperfect and the transitory and the charm of simplicity and that which is irregular. A life based on rusticity, which brings minimalism and values what is essential, a feeling that comes from the movement experienced in the last year. (Cristiano Bauce)

03/34 - dlp Arquitetura - Bathrooms Refresh | Recharge | Restart. The style of this bathroom design, which also includes a lounge, is contemporary. The base has neutral tones and the choices for the coverings and fixed equipment were black and white. The green of the walls and the wood on the panels bring warmth. Touches of metalwork give the space an industrial style. (Cristiano Bauce)

04/34 - Gargioni Arquitetos - Artempo. The project is a home office that promotes the reconnection of human beings with their essence. ARTEMPO is inspired by an encyclopedic art exhibition created for the Palazzo Fortuny, Venice, in 2007. The exhibition examined the relationship between art and time, and the power of display, and included variations of cultures and periods. (Cristiano Bauce)

05/34 - Mônica Smaniotto Pretto and Patrícia Araújo - Family Home Office. Considering the change in routine experienced by families during the pandemic, the space was created not only as a simple shelter for protection and rest, but an environment for everyone to use, where parents can work and children can study and play. (Cristiano Bauce)

06/34 - Ana Hnszel and Marcelo Polido - Social Garden. The social area includes an entrance hall, living room, dining room, gourmet area and balcony, and provides an intelligent, functional and organic integration, where spaces find hierarchy and harmony. Conceptually, the uncluttered, timeless, cosmopolitan and unfashionable interior architecture aligns with the current, modern and unexcessive way of life. (Cristiano Bauce)

07/34 - Juliana Moura and Andressa Zeidler - Atrium Bem Viver. The project is a neoclassical reinterpretation of the atrium of Ancient Rome: a main room for socializing, located in the middle of the building, with natural ventilation and lighting. Greek and Roman houses from past centuries guide the architecture and décor. (Cristiano Bauce)

08/34 - Erika Listo Arquitetura - A Place in the Window. Thinking about well-being at home, so valued in recent times, the project features spaces that have become essential: the living room and the home office. The writer Martha Medeiros is the space's honoree: a studio where she has everything she needs to exercise her creativity and live with maximum comfort. (Cristiano Bauce)

09/34 - ND Haus - Living Young. With the aesthetics of comfort driven by the interior design industry, the project was created with a new concept of living young in mind: with a cozy space to welcome friends, watch series and play games. The space also includes a library and a study area. (Cristiano Bauce)

10/34 - HVM Arquitetura - Club HVM. The space combines lavatories, toilets and a lounge and brings the concept of a nightclub, which was designed to make visitors feel like they are at a private party, in their own home. The environment aims to host moments of interaction in an impactful, creative and cozy way. (Cristiano Bauce)

11/34 - Studio Fernanda Basso - Seiza Exhibition Room. The space brings an aesthetic essentialism linked to Eastern philosophy, with cement textures. Seiza (正座) is a formal Japanese style of sitting on one's heels and also a custom that influenced Japanese architecture, with traditional tatami floors and low furniture. (Cristiano Bauce)

12/34 - Quadriarq Arquitetura - Casa Flam. Named after a small Norwegian village with just 350 inhabitants, the 50 m² space is compact and mixes biophilic design with references from the local architecture. In the space, oak, a wood typical of the region, and light colors on furniture and surfaces predominate. (Cristiano Bauce)

13/34 - Paula Schwartz - Wave. The project seeks to reconnect the home with affective memories that tell stories. Contemporary features and elegant lines propose a family-friendly, casual and sophisticated use. The walls covered with panels highlight the predominance of shades of blue in the furniture, ceiling and windows. (Cristiano Bauce)

14/34 - Studio Márcio Verza - Baby's Bedroom. The inspiration for this room was the seabed: the illustration by Natalia Noszczynska features sea animals and creates a playful effect. The blue furniture alludes to the sky and the sea, and the crib is strategically placed in the center of this atmosphere. (Cristiano Bauce)

15/34 - Letícia Daudt and Rogério Schunnemann - Natural Energy - Sun Corner. The “Space in the Sun” defines a place adapted to moments that nourish the body and mind with energy. In this environment, biophilic design appears in the natural vertical garden with foliage in shades of yellow. The furniture features pieces composed of fibers and natural materials. (Cristiano Bauce)

16/34 - Eliana Czimikoski Machado Arquitetura - Studio Y. Designed for generation Y, also known as millennials, the apartment was designed to be functional and comfortable, a place that combines technology and design without leaving aside respect for nature and the personality of the owner, who prioritizes experience over possession. (Cristiano Bauce)

17/34 - Zeca Amaral Arquitetura - Estúdio Cosmopolita. The project reflects the references recorded by the architect himself, reorganizing information stored and developed over time. The result is an urban and universal space, unbased on trends, which follows a timeless concept. (Cristiano Bauce)

18/34 - Sibemberg Pestana Arquitetura - Arauco Restaurant. The project aims to evoke fond memories and home-cooked food. The natural coverings feature Brazilian materials: straw, fiber, tapestry and dried leaves. The lamps are made of sieves, wood and fibers, and the outdoor tables overlook the garden. (Cristiano Bauce)

19/34 - Fernanda Paim and Sandro Jasnievez - Hybrid Garage. The modern and contemporary space is inspired by women and combines functions, with space for working, meditating, entertaining and exercising. The Mercedes-Benz hybrid car is featured prominently in the space with its electric power supply system. (Cristiano Bauce)

20/34 - Sabrina Sbardelotto - Vinoteca 2S. The space was designed to be like a bright and comfortable wine box, which breaks with the classic idea of a dark cellar. It has an outdoor living area and spaces for staying that are fully integrated with the garden, bringing more coziness to the commercial area. (Cristiano Bauce)

21/34 - Luiz Sentinger - Original Deca Kitchen. Designed to be an extension of the living room, the kitchen features floor and walls with wood grain and natural stone nuances. On the countertop, the rustic design of the Deca built-in sink matches the single-lever mixer tap in a custom color. (Cristiano Bauce)

22/34 - Dall'Agnol R. Júnior - My Home in Heaven - LG ThinQ House. The 144 m² apartment is inspired by a visit to heaven that the architect made in a dream: popular sayings are used to make the connection with the LG products presented in the space, such as "sleeping with the angels" to show the silent air conditioning; and "with a clean soul" to characterize the laundry room. (Cristiano Bauce)

23/34 - Lineastudio Arquiteturas - The Place. The search for our place in the world was the guiding concept of this project. In this context, the environment directs our gaze to our inner paths, to our roots, to what is meaningful. It is a space that promotes tranquility and our inner self. (Cristiano Bauce)

24/34 - Território Arquitetura - Art Gallery and Store. Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Modern Art Week of 1922, the project brings modernism to the arts and highlights elements of the architecture of the period: vibrant colors, fluid spaces and curved shapes. Photography appears as a form of contemporary language. (Cristiano Bauce)

25/34 - Axxis Arquitetura and Cristiane Bergesch Arquitetura - Casa Original Store. The rescue of the craftsmanship present in "grandma's house" contrasts with the modern reinterpretations executed by the hands of regional artisans and designers. The neutral color palette reflects the greatest natural resources of the planet: land, water and sea. (Cristiano Bauce)

26/34 - Julia de Vlieger - Living Office. In the 42 m² space there is no limit between the living room and the office: the function defines the way in which the sofa with curved lines fulfills the role of integrating environments. It is possible to conduct business at the sturdy marble table or in the comfortable armchairs. The green of the foliage completes the atmosphere. (Cristiano Bauce)

27/34 - Bruno Johann Paisagismo and Camila Oliveira - Espaço Conecta. The concept of the project is based on the connection of several works by different professionals in a single space. Each one used their own creation, with different colors, shapes, materials and textures. The greatest inspiration was Roberto Burle Marx. (Cristiano Bauce)

28/34 - CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul Architecture and Content Team - Original House Hall. The visitor reception area at the exhibition pays tribute to all the professionals who, amid the pandemic, worked tirelessly to redefine the most important space in our lives: our home. (Divulgação)

29/34 - Gabriela Ordahy - Agridoce Cozinha. The project presents an architecture focused on affective and biophilic roots and proposes a multifunctional kitchen: in the meeting space, gardening skills can be developed. The central table with organic design promotes the desire to be together. (Cristiano Bauce)

30/34 - Aclaene de Mello - Home 201. With a bedroom, living room and kitchen in a single location, the project promotes "slowliving" and presents a personal refuge that brings everything within reach of the resident. The wabi sabi style, which alludes to the beauty of the imperfect and the simple things in life, is brought to the project in the choice of colors and finishes. (Cristiano Bauce)

31/34 - Paula Lino - Living Gourmet. The living space includes a social area, barbecue area and wine cellar. It is a fully integrated environment, where comfort and neutral colors set the tone and provide warmth. The concept of the project was based on the architect's own experience, who designed all the furniture. (Cristiano Bauce)

32/34 - JGS Arquitetos Associados - Pátio Gourmet. The idea here is to reconnect to the past, when every house had an internal courtyard, which served functions such as protection and leisure in connection with nature. A happy and functional place to return to the origins of the pampas, the barbecue, the wood stove and rustic and country vegetation. (Cristiano Bauce)

33/34 - Modern Architecture - Unique Habitat. The 65 m² space includes living, dining and reading space. It was designed as a contemporary environment and the floor, wall and ceiling finishes refer to continuity and monochromaticism. The imperfect and stained surfaces allude to the idea of primitive dwellings. (Cristiano Bauce)

34/34 - Andrea Magalhães - Essencial Assim… The proposal for this living room, composed of a dining room and hall, is to explore the softness of textures and tones in a balanced way. Timeless loose furniture enhances wood that is combined with light coverings: marble, lacquer paint and molded white cement. Golden elements in focal points allude to sunlight and hope. (Cristiano Bauce)