The 33rd CASACOR Brasília is presented first-hand to communicators

With a happy hour for journalists and influencers, CASACOR Brasília presented for the first time, on August 11, the 50 projects that make up its 33rd edition. For the first time at the Casa do Candango, the exhibit takes place from August 13 to October 12, gathering 67 professionals – including architects, landscape designers, and interior designers – under the theme “Sowing Dreams”.

The concept unfolds into three pillars: “Collective Dreams”, which proposes a sustainable and collaborative future; “Ecosystems in Cooperation”, which integrates city and nature; and “Confluence of Knowledge”, which values the union of cultures and disciplines for innovative solutions. The projects explore affective and regenerative living, with references to the Brasília identity, such as the red soil of the Cerrado, and sustainable processes.

This Edition's Location

The Casa do Candango, built in 1977 and abandoned for a decade, underwent extensive restoration before the opening. Facades, glass, floors, water tanks, roofs, and hydraulic and electrical systems were restored, as well as new gardens and parking spaces. The improvements, necessary for the event, leave a legacy for the city.

Professional Cast

The cast of this edition brings together veterans and new talents. Among the established names are Walléria Teixeira and Ney Lima, Miguel Gustavo and Larissa Dias Architecture; among the newcomers, almost 20 professionals, including winners of the São Geraldo Young Professional Award and the debut of the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of UnB. The exhibit also marks the return of names like Leo Romano, Hélio Albuquerque, and Cybele Barbosa.

Other Actions

In addition to architecture and design, the event promotes workshops, fairs, and social actions in partnership with entities such as Caixa and the Coca-Cola Brazil Institute, impacting over 200,000 young people. In gastronomy, three spaces from the Famiglia Papà Group offer menus that combine Brazilian identity, design, and sensory experiences, such as the restaurant Cozze Mediterrâneo, the café Lilie Pâtisserie & Boulangerie, and the Lounge BRB. The cultural programming includes weekly shows by local artists, with a repertoire ranging from jazz to MPB. More than just an exhibition, CASACOR Brasília 2025 is an invitation to experience architecture, nature, art, and culture in harmony, transforming the Casa do Candango into a space for meetings and inspiration.