CASACOR SC | Balneário Camboriú 2019: sensory architecture in 24 shelters

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Loft Haven Home - Mike Hoffmann and Lia Herrmann. Designed for a young doctor, the studio highlights the pleasure of being at home, connecting technology and nature in a light and permeable architecture. The layout and furniture are functional, featuring formal lines and an introspective color palette.

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Kitchen Room - Tufi Mousse. The games room occupies 48 m² at Casa do Lago and interprets the contemporary way of having fun. It integrates functions for relaxation, conversation, games and a small bar: the house is a living planet, after all. The space explores the diversity of materials in coverings and furniture, with textures and colors that warm up the look.

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Master Suite - Mariane Bassegio and Nando Machado. The contrast between the urban concept and the surrounding nature is established in the 32 m² space, designed for a young couple. The TV installed in the glass skin keeps the green present, while the wall on the opposite side gains the striking texture of stone, in the same tone as the concrete.

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Green Cabin Bathroom - Suellen Paul. The strong connection with nature is reaffirmed in the materials and plants. The OBS sheets made of wood gain new status in the panel, which delimits the area of the marble-faced sinks. In addition to recycled materials, the environment features other sustainable resources, such as water reuse and electricity supply with the help of solar panels.

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Varanda do Lago - Larissa Palma Dias. With a vertical garden, fireplace and swing, the 12 m² space is fully utilized to enhance the relationship with nature. The deep blue contrasts with the warm tones of the crotons. The furniture includes pieces by designer Aristeu Pires, along with works of art and exclusive decorative objects.

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Sincronia Room - Gouveia and Bertoldi Interior Design. Synchrony refers to the relationship between color energy, material textures and the balance between nature and technology. Fabrics and wood combine to convey warmth in this 14 m² rest and work space, designed for a young, recent graduate who loves nature, fashion, art and travel.

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Lake Loft - Fábio Borges Casanova. On the lakeside lot, this urban retreat designed for two people has large openings, transforming the reused container. The idea is to create a permanent connection between the home and the planet. Its minimalist architecture is outlined with black aluminum hardware and a rich wood finish, along with contemporary furniture.

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Órbita Bathroom - Ana Paula Borba. The old bathroom at Casa do Lago is the setting for an updated reading of the story of Peter Pan. Preserving the magical atmosphere, the woodwork on the ceiling evokes a pirate ship sailing through the sky, while the vertical garden refers to the forest, the setting for Peter's adventures. The wall covering gives the sensation of leaving orbit. Also note the mirrors, inspired by Tinkerbell's wings.

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Artist's Refuge - D'Fatto Arquitetos Associados. In the loft surrounded by nature, each element brings something surprising and conceptual. One of them is the bathroom that explores marble and stones. It would be a monochromatic installation, were it not for the plants and the warm lighting positioned behind the bathtub.

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Conceptual Entrance Hall and Three-Dimensional Lavatory - Eduardo Castello Branco and Cibele Castello Branco. The minimalist and conceptual architecture synthesizes an oriental concept: there are two opposing and complementary forces in the universe. This is the inspiration for the use of antagonistic elements, such as black and white, straight lines and curves, but with a pure line in common. Highlight for the Urca chaise, by award-winning architect and urban planner Jaime Lerner.

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Bathroom - Natália Xavier. The mix of materials converges towards well-being, in the 12 m² space that guarantees space for an urban jungle next to the bathtub. Stones in various shades, glass and a slatted wood finish give a natural atmosphere, canceling out the difference between the indoor and outdoor areas.

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Home Office Recanto Particular K-9 - Hevelin Buss and Josy Melo. Working from home, but without the seriousness of conventional offices. The passion for the world of football and nature were a perfect excuse to introduce green into the 18.20 m² space, which comes together with gold and materials such as leather. The project pays homage to the striker Keirrison, known as K9, who has played for teams such as Santos, Palmeiras and Barcelona.

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Paiaguás DECA Gourmet Area - Thayane Santana. The architect took advantage of the existing wooden structure and sought references from an extinct indigenous tribe to compose her 85 m² space. The geometric shapes and volumes arouse interest, working together with the lighting in this living room kitchen. The stainless steel sinks, new products from DECA, are a highlight.

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Cucina La Madonnina - Mariana Maran and Daiane Melo de Campos. This cozy kitchen pays homage to the statue that has become a symbol of the city of Milan. The sophisticated atmosphere of the Lombardy region is reflected in the Italian design of the lighting fixtures and the ubiquitous marble used on the floor. The Austrian hardware is a highlight, given a noble touch by the gold finish.

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Motírõ Restaurant - Ileon de Mello, Jordana Battisti and Marcelo Urizar. In Tupi-Guarani, Motírõ means gathering of people to harvest or build something. The idea is translated into this restaurant, in a modern interpretation of hollow with 208.80 m². The project pays tribute to the country's indigenous communities and rescues the connection between food, affection and sociability. Brazilianness is undeniable, mentioned in the raw tones and craftsmanship of the baskets, with brushstrokes of cosmic blue and red.

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Jardim das Palmeiras - Maria Helena Cavichiolo and Sheila Sabrina Skonetzky. In the outdoor space of Casa do Lago, the duo organized a set of cozy and relaxed environments, to enjoy in winter or summer. Nature and landscaping complement each other, along with the SPA and functional furniture.

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Home Fragrances - Fabiane Folchini. The architect works with neutral bases, noble materials and exclusive finishes, with a language that is somewhere between classic and modern. The marble on the floor inspires the use of black and white in other compositions, leaving the color to specific elements, such as plants.

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The REVEEV Cabin - Linda Martins and Cris Araújo. Natural light and ventilation have free passage in this house. In addition to valuing natural resources, this refuge for couples had a sustainable approach when choosing materials. Straw, wood in various tones, stones and cement are among them. Pernambuco art is in the decor. Highlight for the charming pivoting brises on the side.

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Skin Color Room - Pedro Tessarollo and Jairo Lopes. The duo delves into issues of contemporary society and presents a particular interpretation of skin tone. The living room, designed to comfortably welcome everyone, is the space for this reflection. Highlights include the curation of visual artists based in various regions of Brazil, known for their narratives that value differences.

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Raízes Room - Geovani Capelina. To express the appreciation of family and cultural origins, the environment meets affective memories, recovering welcoming textures, colors and shapes. The trunks in their natural form create a visual impact, along with the works of art, coexisting with delicate lighting and fragile materials such as mirrors.

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The Planet is Here Ticket Office - Priscila Mileke. The 14 m² container had its exposed metal structure preserved and received a matte finish. In the counter area, the designer from Curitiba chose a woodwork finish, with a circulation area that combines accessibility and practicality. The stage lighting highlights the bookshelf with yearbooks and especially the atmosphere that the works of art bring to the project.

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Books'N Art - Gabriela Herde. This library is home to good books, works by local artists and a proposal for sensorial architecture. With an attractive and energetic tone, the carpentry organizes and displays all the elements. The idea is to reflect on the importance of keeping culture alive.

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Refuge of the Senses - Gouveia and Bertoldi Interior Design. In the center of the lake, this refuge is a sensory island framed by natural greenery. The old structure was updated with integrated elements, automation, water and sewage treatment, an ecological roof and glass skins. Aromatic plants, sophisticated furniture and diverse textures mark the space.

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Casa Basalto - Fernando Luiz Dal Bosco. With 80 m² of internal area and 200 m² of external area, this contemporary home is housed in a cement box quickly built with a steel frame. The rigidity of stones, such as basalt, is contrasted with the use of straw and natural fibers, in pieces with a delicate design.

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In the 24 environments of CASACOR Balneário Camboriú 2019 , culture, nature and affections find a living place to be experienced and generate transformations. The spaces, which can be visited between July 7 and August 18, 2019, reflect the search for a refuge in reading by the 41 participating professionals. The cast of architects, interior designers and landscapers represents several cities in Santa Catarina and also the states of Paraná and Rio Grande do Sul. Each project, in its own way, reaffirms the connection between people and nature. A relationship mediated by sensorial architecture, in spaces where aromas, atmospheres and the true textures of stones, straw, raw fabrics and wood can be discovered.

Common points

A highlight are the floor-to-ceiling glass skins, which erase the boundaries between landscape and ambiance. At the same time, elegant materials - especially metals and gold hardware - remind us that the desire for sophistication remains in the imagination. The warm color palettes, inspired by ochre and mustard, meet rosé and deep shades of green, lilac, blue, gray and black, in compositions that reconcile opposites. Formal lines also coexist with fluid references, drawn by the flows of memories, art and culture of indigenous peoples. There is space for these inspirations and more, at Casa do Lago transformed by the environments of CASACOR Balneário Camboriú 2019 , in the Ariribá neighborhood. CASACOR 2019 WHEN?

Tuesday to Friday, from 3pm to 9pm Saturdays and holidays, from 1pm to 9pm Sunday, from 1pm to 7pm WHERE? Rouxinol Street, 153, Ariribá neighborhood – Balneario Camboriú/SC TICKETS: Full price: R$50/ Half price: R$25 (proof required) Online sales at: https://casacorbalneario.byinti.com Classification: Free

Jardim das Palmeiras - Maria Helena Cavichiolo and Sheila Sabrina Skonetzky. In the outdoor space of Casa do Lago, the duo organized a set of cozy and relaxed environments, to enjoy in winter or summer. Nature and landscaping complement each other, along with the SPA and functional furniture.

Books'N Art - Gabriela Herde. This library is home to good books, works by local artists and a proposal for sensorial architecture. With an attractive and energetic tone, the carpentry organizes and displays all the elements. The idea is to reflect on the importance of keeping culture alive.

Common points

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