CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025: 40 projects occupy Aeroporto Salgado Filho

Porto Alegre reconnects with its history and envisions new futures with the arrival of the CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025. Between May 14 and July 13, the iconic passenger terminal of Salgado Filho International Airport, closed since 2019, reopens for the locals to host one of the largest events in the country. The modernist building from 1953, a heritage of urban memory and Gaucho architecture, becomes the vibrant center of an event that goes far beyond design, architecture, and decoration — a space that celebrates innovation and reconnection with the city through architecture and design. Check out the projects below!

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Aclaene de Mello Architecture - Living Room and Dining Room. The project is based on a vision geared towards the future of the planet, focusing on sustainability, responsible use of natural resources, and the enhancement of an economy based on social responsibility. Inspired by modern architecture and the famous concept "less is more", it proposes a conscious space where each material choice reflects respect for ecological balance. In 2025, humanity returns to the essential: simplicity with purpose.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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dlp Architecture - Living Kitchen. This project celebrates togetherness through an integrated and welcoming space, with an aesthetic inspired by Nordic architecture and the modern farmhouse style. The neutral palette and wood warm the projects, where the family table is the central point of the lounge. With a functional layout, the space brings together a well-equipped gourmet area, a pantry with exposed dishware, and a charming "mud-room". Varied textures and well-planned lighting enhance every detail, uniting practicality, elegance, and affection.

(Cristiano Bauce)

Erick Casagrande Architecture - Surgeon’s Atelier

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Erick Casagrande Architecture - Surgeon Atelier. Project of CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025.

(Cristiano Bauce)

Erika Listo Architecture - Living Redemption

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Erika Listo Architecture - Living Redenção. Spacious and bold, the projects combine modern and timeless decor with affection and affective memory. Inspired by childhood memories, it welcomes with comfort and invites contemplation of the arrivals and departures around. By re-signifying an area affected by flooding, it reinforces overcoming and the creation of healthier and more integrative spaces. With a light palette and airy atmosphere, it integrates living, gourmet, and reading areas to celebrate family togetherness and the good moments of life.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Humberto Valério Machado - Sir and Ma'am | Speakeasy. Sir and Ma’am invites the visitor to embark on a journey of discovery through a hidden wing of the old airport, revealing a bar shrouded in mystery and charm. In this space of treasures, objects, works, and furniture from different parts of the world converge, carrying stories, cultures, and memories that intertwine. Each piece contributes to transforming the simple visit to the bar into a unique, sensory experience that is deeply connected to time and human experiences.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Izabela Pagani - Projects VOLTA. The integration between architecture, design, nature and art is the guiding thread of this project, inspired by bioart and in tune with the vision of architect Marko Brajovic. Just like biomimicry, bioart arises from the observation of nature and transforms its patterns and forms into poetic expression. With nature as the protagonist, the projects enhance its curves, textures and exuberance, creating a sensory atmosphere where art and architecture merge in an organic and inspiring way.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Jenyfer Palma and Karen Berta Architecture - Cocoon - Guest Suite. The project proposes a space for welcome and well-being, inspired by the collective desire for reconnection after challenging years. With references to nature, the use of materials such as clay, wood, and a palette of warm colors creates a sensory and affective atmosphere. Organic furniture dialogues with classic elements, uniting the straight with the fluid in a harmonious composition. Aligned with the theme Sowing Dreams, the projects invites deceleration and the retrieval of the essential, dreaming of a more humane future connected to nature.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Jubs Studio and Viviane Possa - Among Clouds. Inspired by the clouds and the sky, the projects propose a sensory immersion based on the concept Sowing Dreams. Combining nature, design, and technology, it invites contemplation and reflection on possible futures. Delicate materials, soft lighting, textile sculpture, and immersive projection create a poetic and inspiring experience.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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KV Architecture - Cidade Floresta Fibraplac. Cidade Floresta Fibraplac is a projects-manifesto that invites rethinking the relationship between nature and city, uniting sustainability, collectivity, and shared knowledge. Created as a decompressing space, it promotes reflection on conscious practices in the urban context, integrating aesthetics, functionality, and purpose. A result of a collaborative process, it values diversity and the use of sustainable materials, proposing a more sensitive and integrated view of life in cities.

(Cristiano Bauce)

Liana Lamare Architecture and Interiors - Commander's Apartment

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Liana Lamare Architecture and Interiors - The Commander's Apartment. A refuge between arrivals and departures, the Commander's Apartment is a space of pause and coziness for a man who travels the world. With a watchful eye and a vast repertoire, he collects furniture and design objects sourced during his travels, which now make up a projects of personality and memory. The design relies on dark wood and walls covered in tartan - more than a pattern, a signature style. The proposal reveals a masculine and sophisticated universe, designed to offer comfort and warmth in the moments when the captain sets foot on solid ground.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Lino Arquitetura - Refuge. It is a space that honors the resilience of the gaucho people after the flood, transforming memory and pain into hope and rebirth. Located in the old airport, the projects invite introspection and reconnection with life, through earthy colors, natural materials, and works of art by local artists. The water mark, registered on the wall at 1.80 m, symbolizes not loss, but overcoming. Each element of the project reflects the strength and beauty of Rio Grande do Sul, showing that just as a seed needs fertile soil to bloom, resilience is what enables us to transform adversity into a future.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Andréa Magalhães Architecture - Well-Lived House Electrolux. This project proposes a new perspective on living, uniting technology, functionality, and warmth in an integrated space. Focusing on the lightness of everyday life, every detail was designed to make the routine more fluid and enjoyable. Discreet and efficient appliances offer practicality, while the soft palette and natural materials create a serene atmosphere.

(Cristiano Bauce)

Livia Marcantonio Bortoncello Architecture - Social Kitchen Deca

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Livia Bortoncello Architecture - Social Kitchen Deca. In this project, the kitchen takes on a central role of gathering, becoming more than just functional to become a space for meeting and well-being. Integrated with the living and dining areas, the proposal emphasizes comfort, technology, and aesthetics, with cozy furniture, large-format surfaces, and contemporary artworks. Features such as a sink with pull-out command and a cooktop with built-in exhaust ensure a clean and sophisticated look. A projects designed to share moments, live, and be.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Mariana Fogliato + Giovana Muller - ABBRACCIO - Family Office. The space was conceived as a cozy refuge for moments of pause and reconnection after the hectic routine of daily life. Designed to bring the family together, the projects multifunctional space allows for resting, studying, working, reading, playing instruments, or simply being together, free from electronic interference. Natural and timeless materials, such as wood, leather, marble, and fibers, reinforce the sense of coziness, while a large window and a flower box integrate the interior with the external greenery. The project harmonizes straight and curved lines, balancing the symmetrical and the organic. A sensitive detail marks the level of the recent flood on the panels, inviting reflection and memory.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Marilia Warken - Suite MW. Created for a couple that values togetherness and well-being with sophistication, this projects translates the quest for timelessness, uniting elegance and functionality in a composition inspired by the welcoming aesthetic of hotels. The integration between bedroom, closet, and bathroom provides a fluid and sensory experience, where every detail has been designed to embrace and delight in daily life. Aligned with the concept of Sow Dreams, the space celebrates shared moments that turn into lasting memories, nourishing a future full of possibilities.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Motta Architecture - My space, my world. The project "My Space, My World" is a sensitive and creative initiative, conceived especially for Pedro, a 6-year-old autistic boy passionate about ballooning. The projects was carefully planned to be a safe, welcoming, and stimulating refuge, allowing Pedro to feel happy and free to explore. Inspired by his passion, the space combines playful and sensory elements that foster his well-being and development, respecting his needs. This space is more than a project: it is a work of art that reflects his unique relationship with the world.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Patrícia Pasini Architecture - Casa Di Aromi. Casa di Aromi is a sensory experience that unites nature, art, and memory in a space where every detail invites listening and reflection. More than just an aroma store, it is a poetic manifesto that recontextualizes materials — like the woods from the floods transformed into the piece Coração Flamejante — and celebrates the beauty of imperfection. With a focus on craftsmanship, sustainability, and integration with the city, the architecture proposes a refuge that inspires a more humane, sensitive future connected to the essence of things.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Architecture Poem - Your House. Your House is a modern and cozy loft, created as a refuge that reflects the essence of its inhabitant. Based on neutral tones and vibrant contrasts of art and design, the projects combine functionality and aesthetics in a fluid atmosphere, marked by materials such as textured dark ceiling, cement floor, and white marble pillars. Designed as a fertile ground for creativity and life, the space invites reconnection with the present and the building of possible futures, embracing transformations and celebrating new versions of oneself.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Polido Architecture - Ana Hnszel and Marcelo Polido - Our Hangar. This project translates lightness and sophistication with naturalness, uniting fluidity and elegance in an unpretentious way. Timeless and cosmopolitan, yet with local roots and a contemporary gaze, it reflects a trajectory built from affective memories, references from the great names of national design, and international inspirations that have shaped our vision so far. It is a space that celebrates the past, lives the present, and projects the future with authenticity.

(Cristiano Bauce)

Pollyana Pizzutti and FS Engineering - Venzone Kitchen

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Pollyana Pizzutti and FS Engenharia - Venzone Cocina. Inspired by Italian culture and the New York of the past century, this restaurant-experience promotes a sensory immersion where architecture, art, and gastronomy meet. With projects that evoke the decades from the 1920s to the 1970s, the project values noble materials, welcoming shapes, and theatrical lighting. Details such as graffiti, sculptures, and custom woodwork reflect values like unity and authenticity. The view of the runway, framed like a stage, reinforces the scenic character of a space where each element transforms into personal expression.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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"Solum", from Latin "soil" or "earth", evokes belonging, solidity, and connection to roots — principles that guide the creation of Social Solum, projects that celebrate the art of being together. Inspired by the social area of a high-end apartment, the space invites fellowship and the pleasure of small experiences: gathering around the table, savoring a fine wine, relaxing at the bar or by the fireplace. More than just a living area, it is an invitation to meet, share, and build memories, where architecture and affection intertwine naturally and elegantly.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Renato Mello Architecture - Terracotta. The project Terracotta arises from the desire to rescue origins and connect past, nature, and identity. Inspired by indigenous peoples, the project uses earthy tones, natural textures, and indigenous graphics reproduced on the floor, representing a visual language rich in culture, beliefs, and symbolism — in this space, the feminine, the origin. The warm palette of terracotta evokes coziness, warmth, and authenticity, creating an atmosphere of simplicity, stability, and connection to the earth. Terracotta is an invitation to feel the essence of the natural in every detail.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Auba Architecture - Create Roots. The project Create Roots proposes a reflection on contemporary living, uniting housing, work, and coexistence in a fluid, collaborative, and welcoming space. With 70 m², the studio celebrates architecture as an agent of transformation, capable of sowing dreams in the present and nourishing a collective future. Timeless elegance, combined with functionality, is evident in every choice of furniture and material, revealing a commitment to quality of life and enduring design. By balancing the urban and the natural, the project invites the construction of a more harmonious daily life, where ideas and actions create deep roots for a prosperous future.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Sabrina Sbardelotto - Living Sienna. Inspired by the natural pigment sienna, the projects proposes a living space that values ancestry, connection to the earth, and hospitality. With earthy colors that evoke the soil after the floods of 2024 and the Italian origins of the office, the space integrates natural materials such as wood, stone, clay, and fibers, creating a sensory and affective atmosphere. Automation complements the experience, uniting tradition and technology. More than a space for coexistence, it is a reflection on the earth as memory, future, and common home for all life.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Studio P Architecture - Between Tales and Clouds. Inspired by the lightness of the clouds and the adventure of a little aviator, the projects invite dreaming, exploring, and creating memories from the earliest years of life. Designed to be welcoming and full of meaning, the room reflects the connection between father and son through curved shapes, soft textures, and colors that evoke the night sky. With elements that suggest movement and transformation, the space transforms childhood into a sensory and emotional journey.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Trino Architecture - Perspectives. Created for Gus Eyewear, the projects offers a sensory experience that unites nature, technology, and design. Divided into three stages — Arrival, Core, and Immersion — it proposes a fluid journey: from the lounge with vegetation and LED panels to the core with sustainable furniture, to the red cube that simulates the cycle of natural light. With recycled materials and circular economy solutions, the project values well-being and the connection between the past, present, and future.

(Cristiano Bauce)

Design Week POA - Porto Alegre Timeless Exhibition

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Design Week POA - Timeless Porto Alegre Showcase. Presenting the concept of the first Design Week in Porto Alegre — Present, past, and future — this showcase celebrates the design that has adorned the capital since its origins. It brings together everyday objects that materialize dreams, rescue ancestralities, and tell the stories of those who were born here and those who arrived to pave new paths. These are pieces that transcend time, revealing encounters between memories and innovation, and translating, in forms and functions, the vibrant and pulsating identity of Porto Alegre.

(Cristiano Bauce)

BG ARCHITECTURE - PitStop. Project of CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025.

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BG ARQUITETURA - PitStop. This immersive project celebrates the connection between high automotive performance, art, and contemporary design. Inspired by the curved and aerodynamic lines of cars, it proposes a fluid journey through lounges where vehicles are displayed as works of art. Translucent curtains create games of revealing and hiding, in dialogue with the movement around. The black and white palette brings sophistication, while the turmeric tone evokes the energy of the roads. Here, art merges with automobiles, transforming each detail into creative expression and making the visual experience striking and sensory.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Cadencia Architecture and Design - Decompression Space. Designed as a point of decompression at CASACOR, the project invites visitors to take a pause for comfort and reconnection. The sitting area was conceived as a refuge, while the restrooms provide the cozy and intimate feeling of a home, even in shared use. With a functional and inviting proposal, the space reinforces the importance of being present to dream of the future. At the end, a vibrant corridor marks the transition of the journey, reactivating the senses and symbolizing the excitement for what is yet to come.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Caroline Kreling Architecture - Lounge The Conquest of Space. The entrance hall of CASACOR RS 2025, with 333 m², is defined as a space of memories and emotions, where meetings and farewells intertwine. With visual and symbolic impact, it highlights the work "The Conquest of Space", by Aldo Locatelli, whose earthy palette inspired the projects. The design balances past and present by preserving the original architecture and incorporating contemporary elements such as scenographic lighting, expressive furniture, and current textures, creating a minimalistic and timeless aesthetic.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Clarissa Zanatta and Carolina Castro - Studio J.Marcon 75 years. The projects celebrate 75 years of history in furniture design, uniting tradition, innovation, and emotional ties. In tune with the theme "Sowing Dreams," it proposes a sensory experience that values sustainability, highlighting eucalyptus seedlings as a symbol of the conscious use of wood. Earthy tones, natural textures, and interactive elements reinforce the emotional connection with the audience, who can take a symbolic memento from their visit.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Compplex Architecture - Gourmet Stone. The Gourmet Stone project celebrates the good life by uniting sophistication and affection in a space that invites to coexistence. The pink marble is the highlight of the projects, bringing timeless elegance to the countertops and panels. The integration between the kitchen and wine bar, combined with noble materials and specially curated pieces, creates a welcoming and authentic atmosphere. More than a gourmet space, it is a place of gatherings, flavors, and memories, where aesthetics and functionality connect.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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Conrado Lang Silva - Panoramic Loft. This panoramic loft combines minimalist elegance with a cozy atmosphere. The spaciousness is enhanced by discreet solutions, such as built-in appliances, an integrated hood, and light curtains that preserve the view. Natural materials like wool, leather, fibers, stone, and wood balance the clean aesthetics, bringing texture and comfort. In subtle dialogue with the original modernist architecture, the design values the existing structure while the furniture and decor stand out with lightness and personality, without excess.

(Cristiano Bauce)

More than a showcase of trends, the exhibition proposes a sensitive immersion in new ways of inhabiting, thinking, and living, under the theme Sowing Dreams. With over 5400 m², the 40 new projects, created by more than 50 professionals from architecture and design, include dining spaces like a restaurant, bar, and café, as well as stores for glasses, scents, and a concept store from Electrolux. The Art Space is also a highlight, creating a project that dialogues with culture, sustainability, ancestry, and technology. Under the direction of Karina Capaverde, Vera Capaverde, and Luciano Mota, and technical curation of Aclaene de Mello, CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025 rests on the principle that designing is imagining possible futures — and, more than that, sowing them. The new projects presented in this edition investigate how design can regenerate daily life, retrieve memories, and strengthen the sense of belonging.

Occupation with meaning

Mariana Fogliato + Giovana Muller - ABBRACCIO - Family Cabinet. Project of CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025.

Mariana Fogliato + Giovana Muller - ABBRACCIO - Gabinete da Família. Projeto da CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025. (Cristiano Bauce/CASACOR)

Reopening the old terminal is a powerful symbolic gesture. A place for departures and reunions now transforms into a space for permanence and contemplation. Originally scheduled for September 2024, CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul was postponed to May 2025 due to the floods that hit the state. During the restructuring period, the interior of the building, which was completely flooded, underwent new interventions to host the event's works. "This building is deeply connected to the memories of residents and travelers. Reactivating it with an event that celebrates home, encounters, and affection is a tribute to the city and its history," says Karína Capaverde, director of CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul. In times of reconstruction, a poetic and urgent gesture. The facade of the old terminal is now a visual manifesto. The Sun Setting Facade project, signed by the Architecture and Design team of CASACOR RS in collaboration with Studio1 Architecture and Coral Paints, colors the brises of the building with a gradient inspired by the hues of Porto Alegre's sunset. The work is more than just an aesthetic intervention: amid the greatest climatic tragedy in the state's history, it becomes a symbol of hope, contemplation, and regeneration.

The conquest of space

Few places in Porto Alegre house a work as grand and preserved over the years. Right at the entrance of CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025, the visitor rekindles the monumental panel The Conquest of Space, created in the 1970s by Aldo Locatelli, Emílio Sessa, and Attílio Pisoni — a landmark of Brazilian public art that has crossed decades as a guardian of the city’s affective memory. With over 20 m in width and colors that still vibrate with intensity, the mural is now recontextualized in the reception space signed by Caroline Kreling. By preserving the modernist lines of the terminal and inserting contemporary furniture with curatorial precision, the project reconfigures the space into a manifesto about memory, future, and the transformative power of art — making the old hall, as before, an invitation to travel. This time, for a sensitive journey through the territories of living.

Design Week Poa and Art Space: attractions that propose new perspectives to the season

Design Week POA - Porto Alegre Timeless Show. Project of CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025.

Design Week POA - Mostra Porto Alegre Atemporal. Projeto da CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025. (Cristiano Bauce/CASACOR)

CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025 celebrates the debut of the Design Week POA, which brings forth the creative strength of Gaucho design. With curation by Felipe Helfer, Camila Farina, Giselle Padoin, and Julia Qualisoni, the space gathers over 30 local designers in an immersive installation that explores the theme "Present, past, and future". The exhibited pieces reveal the history of Porto Alegre, while also projecting new imaginaries and possible futures, uniting tradition and innovation. Among the highlights are the Pampa lamp by Leonardo Zanatta, the Iberê bench by Bruno De Lazzari, the Patagonia armchair by Bruno Faucz, and the tapestries by Mitti Mendonça and Renata Rubim. The historic armchair from Theatro São Pedro also makes an appearance, in a dialogue between contemporary furniture and Porto Alegre's artisanal legacy.

Quadriarq - Social Solum. Project of CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025.

Quadriarq - Social Solum. Projeto da CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025. (Cristiano Bauce/CASACOR)

In the Art Space, curated by Luciano R. Mota, the public will find a series of exhibitions featuring over 20 independent artists throughout the show. The 200 m² space follows the white cube concept, with neutral floors and white walls that highlight the works in a minimalist environment. Every two weeks, new artists and works will occupy the space, offering the public a constantly renewed experience. "The rotating program is a way to keep the public continuously immersed in new experiences, allowing for a constant renewal of artistic perception," explains Luciano R. Mota, responsible for the curation. Exhibitor schedule May 12 to 25: Magna Sperb, Vera Reichert, Luciana Gaudenzi, Milena Julianno May 27 to June 8: Fernando Muswiecz, Giuseppe Bessi, André Venzon, Luísa Prestes June 10 to 29: Irley Jesus, Luciano Mota, Mônica Bergmann, Wagner Costa July 1 to 13: Giuseppe Bessi, Andréa Brächer, Lurdi Blauth, Maria do Horto Kuhn

Arena CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul: a bet on innovation and connection

The Arena CASACOR RS, one of the innovations of the year, will have content curation from Club&Casa Design. With an intense program throughout CASACOR, the space will be the stage for lectures, meetings, and debates on innovation, sustainability, behavior, management, and technology — essential topics to inspire, provoke, and expand repertoires in the creative sector. The project, signed by estúdio254 and named VOE Vessen, explores the symbolism of the airport as a place of departure and connection, and proposes immersive zones that activate listening, focus, and collaboration, reflecting the new paradigms of work environments. More information on the names, themes, and experiences of the Content Arena will be released soon through the official channels of Club&Casa Design and CASACOR RS.

Gastronomy as a sensory experience

Pollyana Pizzutti and FS Engineering - Venzone Cocina. Project of CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025.

Pollyana Pizzutti e FS Engenharia - Venzone Cocina. Projeto da CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025. (Cristiano Bauce/CASACOR)

In CASACOR RS 2025, gastronomy and mixology take center stage, creating a unique immersion for the senses. The event will feature a restaurant, a secret bar, and a café, all with special hours and independent access from the ticket purchase for the exhibition. Each space will present an exclusive menu, offering a culinary experience that promises to surprise and enchant the public.

Venzone Cucina (Pollyana Pizzutti and Franciele Schmidt): The restaurant bets on a visual narrative that combines Italian-American heritage with a New York club atmosphere, with art, intimate lighting, and a striking identity.
Café na Casa (Bethina Moreira and Patricia Strelow): Operated by the brand Chocólatras, this space invites pause and dreaming, with chocolate as the guiding thread. The inspiration from the origins of cocoa and artisanal practices transforms the environment into a welcoming sanctuary.
Sir and Ma’am Bar (HVM Arquitetura): A bar with the soul of a speakeasy, accessed through secret pathways and marked by artworks, rare objects, and an aesthetic combining the raw with the sophisticated.

Commercial spaces that unite design and experience

Trino Architecture - Perspectives. CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025 Project.

Trino Arquitetura - Olhares. Projeto da CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025. (Cristiano Bauce/CASACOR)

CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025 presents three commercial spaces that expand the experience of the exhibition by gathering authorial design, purpose, and innovation. The store Olhares, designed by the Trino Arquitetura office for the brand Gustavo Eyewear, bets on a light and sensory architecture, where natural light, recycled acrylic, and reforested wood create a space for contemplation.

Patrícia Pasini Architecture - Casa Di Aromi. Project of CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025.

Patrícia Pasini Arquitetura - Casa Di Aromi. Projeto da CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025. (Cristiano Bauce/CASACOR)

The Electrolux Concept Store, designed by Luiz Sentinger, proposes a kitchen integrated with nature, equipped with smart solutions that reflect the future of domestic well-being. Casa di Aromi, conceived by Patricia Pasini for Mels Brushes, is a poetic refuge where scents, repurposed materials, and organic textures intertwine in an installation that awakens senses and memories.

Sustainability challenges and initiatives at CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025

Polido Architecture - Ana Hnszel and Marcelo Polido - Our Hangar. Project of CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025.

Polido Arquitetura - Ana Hnszel e Marcelo Polido - Nosso Hangar. Projeto da CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025. (Cristiano Bauce/CASACOR)

CASACOR RS 2025, in partnership with Bgreen, adopts a proactive approach to measuring and communicating the event's carbon footprint. From this partnership, the event starts closely monitoring its emissions, implementing compensation and reuse actions at all stages. From material selection to waste management to reverse logistics, all practices are designed to minimize impacts. Furthermore, the event adopts compensation for emissions avoided through sustainable initiatives. This process is the first step towards the total neutralization of emissions in the future, aligning CASACOR RS with ESG practices and demonstrating a real commitment to sustainability, transparency, and environmental responsibility.

Service - CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025

When: from May 14 to July 13, 2025 Where: Av. dos Estados 747 - Bairro Anchieta - Porto Alegre/RS Operating hours: Tuesday to Friday, from 2 PM to 8 PM (visitation until 8:30 PM). Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 12 PM to 8 PM (visitation until 8:30 PM) Digital Box Office: https://appcasacor.com.br/events/rio-grande-do-sul-2025 Parking on site (R$ 30) Ticket Prices Full - R$ 96 Half - R$ 48

Erick Casagrande Architecture - Surgeon Atelier. Project of CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025.

Occupation with meaning

The conquest of space

Design Week Poa and Art Space: attractions that propose new perspectives to the season

Arena CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul: a bet on innovation and connection

Gastronomy as a sensory experience

Commercial spaces that unite design and experience

Sustainability challenges and initiatives at CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025

Service - CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2025

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