The Plantar Ideias office rescued the reference that spanned decades to create its environment at this year's São Paulo show
Updated at Aug 24, 2022, 10:09 AM - Submitted at Aug 27, 2022, 10:00 AM
Plantar Ideias - Sol:.ar. Partners Luciana Pitombo and Felipe Stracci are the designers of the large 280 m² square that connects seven distinct areas of the exhibition with a lot of tropicality. The influence of Burle Marx can be seen in the duo's work in the selection of native species from the Atlantic Forest, in the textures of the floors and in the organic design of the stands that will welcome the visiting public. A closer look also captures references to Lygia Clark's Animals in this sixth participation of the office in CASACOR. Many of the coverings used are waste from industrial processes and are part of modular elements that will be reused at the end of the exhibition.(Salvador Cordaro/)
“ Therefore, they show all their versatility , both in form and texture ”, adds the architect who highlights the viability of the shards for application in both indoor and outdoor environments: “ With it, we can add a rustic or contemporary style. Without Without a doubt, it is a classic of Brazilian architecture ”, he adds. 
After all, it is entirely possible to reuse and repurpose leftovers from construction sites and other flooring to create your own mix of small pieces and large pieces, benefiting the environment and being a functional item for those who like to venture into "DIY" projects (do it yourself). -yourself). 
With the irregularity of the pieces, it is possible to create mosaics , taking advantage of the variation of tones and the different shapes that the shards can present, letting creativity flow between the pieces to create a very original and personalized covering! “ This is a great proposal and very contemporary and versatile . We just need to make sure that the thickness of the floors is similar, thus ensuring good installation and finishing ”, advises Felipe. CASACOR Service Sao Paulo 2022 Where: Conjunto Nacional, on Paulista Avenue, 2073. When: July 5th to September 11th, 2022