55 gardens celebrate A Casa Viva at CASACOR 2018

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CASACOR Goiás 2018. Sky Garden – Flávia and Fernanda Ogata. This is the highest garden in Brazil, on top of one of the largest buildings in the country. The urban jungle concept inspires a rich environment that contrasts with urban spaces. A wide variety of species make up this jungle, favoring coexistence and contemplation.

(Jomar Bragança)

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CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2018. Winter Garden - Adalberto Montagnani, Adriana Zein and Ana Paula Mendes. The architects start with the simplicity of the four elements of nature and arrive at a modern result. They mix upholstery with palatial airs, French chandeliers from the early 20th century and contemporary pieces, signed by Rodrigo Ohtake. The landscaping has the sophistication of European gardens, while revealing the exuberance of tropical species.

(Felipe Araújo)

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CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2018. Lounge Garden Exit - Marcelo Faria. The 200 m² garden houses several species, such as pink ipê and baobab. In addition to preserving the original trees, the landscaper added tropical textures with shorter species, such as xanadu, Adam's rib and phormium. The zeon lawn does not require constant maintenance and is ideal for dry climates.

(Felipe Araújo)

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CASACOR Rio de Janeiro 2018. Praça das Palmeiras - Carla Pimentel. Measuring 800 m², the central square of the exhibition features contemporary landscaping with species of Brazilian flora. The reflecting pool creates a focal point, surrounded by the deck created with a composition of wood scraps and recycled plastic waste. The mix of upholstery, poufs, swings and large side tables creates several possibilities for occupying this meeting place.

(André Nazareth)

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CASACOR Ceará 2018. Garden with Pool - Arthur Bonavides, Bruno Frota and Carlos Zaranzza. With spirituality as its starting point, the space aims to provide an escape from the stress and hustle and bustle of everyday life. To achieve this escape, the trio of professionals explores the vegetation and creates a space dedicated to meditation and the search for inner peace. One of the highlights is the use of elements that succinctly reference the four elements - water, fire, earth and air. Another unique feature is the hut, made in a conceptual way with materials such as bamboo, located amidst the nature of a green garden and intended to provide comfort, convenience and well-being.

(Esdras Guimarães/Victor Eleutério)

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CASACOR Ceará 2018. Jardim das Águas - Thiago Borges. The water mirrors – divided into three levels and created by Burle Marx – are the starting point of the garden. Visitors cross a bridge over the water as soon as they leave the ticket office and come across unique vegetation. Palm trees form a backdrop and the movement is provided by the waterfalls. Furniture has been arranged to provide visitors with a moment of contemplation of nature.

(Esdras Guimarães/Victor Eleutério)

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CASACOR Ceará 2018. Garden between 5 Sisters Awakening of the Senses - Gerson Munayer. In 300 m², the landscaper portrays in an organic and intimate way the connection with the five senses: sight, hearing, smell, touch and taste. Five majestic trees welcome the kiosk, which blends with the trunk and creates a unit of relaxation and contemplation.

(Esdras Guimarães/Victor Eleutério)

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CASACOR Brasília 2018. Garden of Sensations – Fábio Camargo. To create this 400 m² work, the agronomist and landscaper sought his reference in history. More precisely, Le Jardin de Plaisir, by the Frenchman Andre Mollet, dedicated to Queen Christina of Sweden in the 17th century. He envisioned spaces to observe the charms of the landscape. A desire that remains in this millennium, with a sensorial and sustainable perspective.

(Jomar Bragança)

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CASACOR Pernambuco 2018. Entrance Garden - Casa Forte Landscape Architecture. To connect the landscape architecture to the other elements of the house and mitigate the effects of excessive urbanization, the option was to explore vegetation at different heights. The project creates vertical gardens, a rain garden and includes a stingless bee hive.

(Felipe Araújo)

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CASACOR Brasília 2018. Olive Garden – Depieri Landscaping. The 1,500 m² space includes two olive trees that are over two centuries old each. The sustainable garden invests in plants that are adapted to the peculiarities of the arid climate and that do not require much water. The LED lighting is also economical and highlights the shapes of the giant elephant foot, butiá, date palm and aloe thraskii trees.

(Jomar Bragança)

Journalist's Garden (Photo Edgard Cesar)

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CASACOR Brasília 2018. Journalist's Garden – Mara Rubia Magalhães. For a minimalist look, few and good elements. The back wall received a 3D cement coating, intentionally applied in an irregular manner. The lighting with polyethylene spheres brings an aesthetic appeal, accompanying the simplicity and design of the hanging chairs, on nautical ropes. White vases highlight the beauty of the vegetation.

(Edgard Cesar)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Brazil of Origin - Kalil Ferre Landscaping. Elaine Kalil and Mauricio Ferre sought only in the native Brazilian flora the variety of volumes and textures to compose the project. The result is vegetation that seems natural, as if it had always been there. There are larger trees, such as jerivá palms, followed by foxgloves, oitis and quaresmeiras-do-brejo. In the lower layers, heliconias, cyclanthus, calatheas, marantas and bromeliads.

(Divulgação)

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CASACOR Peru 2018. Interior Garden - Marcia Lenz. This 50 m2 refuge is an extension of the house, designed with simplicity for a modern result. The rusticity of wood meets the romanticism of flowers and greenery that grows freely or in clay pots.

(Stefanie Kaiser Collantes)

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CASACOR Peru 2018. Rooftop - Raúl Arróspide. In Lima, there are many flat and walkable rooftops where it is possible to create alternative spaces close to nature. The deck invites you to contemplate the garden, full of tropical species and surrounded by pink futons. The sculpture, in tune with the landscaping, is by Peruvian artist Aldo Chaparro.

(Sebastian Nieto)

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CASACOR Pernambuco 2018. Orchid Garden - Ana Lúcia Gonçalves. The aerial space is well explored and attracts visitors, who contemplate flowers and suspended terrariums. The tree trunk tables were populated with other species. The structure demarcates a welcoming area, along with the floor. It allows for various designs in the paving, from a single piece of interlocking.

(Felipe Araújo)

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CASACOR Paraíba 2018. Go Draft Garden – Amanda Andrade. This space combines natural aesthetics with an industrial concept. Inspired by CASACOR’s 2018 theme, A Casa Viva, the professional uses materials such as wood and granite and blue lighting to create a syncretic atmosphere.

(Divulgação)

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CASACOR Miami 2018. Sculpture Garden - Adriana Mavignier. Continents and many countries meet in this garden, which brings together a bar, futuristic sculptures and benches, designed by the Italian firm Pininfarina. Through the use of various species, the professional brings regional plants from Asia, Africa, Oceania and the Americas. Among the most notable are the brazilwood and the Japanese ferns, evoking a mix of styles and textures for the environment.

(Divulgação)

Sunset Garden - Vertical by Myrian Marquez - CASACOR SP 1

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Jardim do Entardecer - Myrian Marquez. Potted olive and pomegranate trees, among other plants, create a dreamlike atmosphere that celebrates the feminine. More precisely, the Greek nymphs Hesperides, who personify the evening. The ecological wooden bench invites you to enjoy the landscape.

(Renato Navarro)

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CASACOR Bahia 2018. Sculpture Garden - Alex Sá. Among sculptures, trees and palm trees, the public enjoys the environment and reflects on the existence of a world that increasingly needs green spaces. Among the species that inhabit the space are Pau Ferro, Pau Brasil and Oiti. Contemporary furniture completes the project.

(Marcelo negromonte)

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CASACOR Santa Catarina. Jardim Estar - Ana Trevisan. The space connects the external buildings to the main house. The challenge of working with the unevenness of the site was met with a wide staircase, responsible for circulation. Plants of different sizes explore the topography, in the project inspired by gardens of permanence and experimentation.

(Divlgação)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Geo Garden - Ricardo Afiune and Peter Burmeister. The geometric shapes that shape the space come from nature. Species such as guaimbê and phoenix are enhanced by the external lampshades and LED projectors. The wooden furniture and planters with treated steel form a sequence that brings rhythm and movement to the project - developed in just two days.

(Evelyn Muller)

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CASACOR Santa Catarina 2018. Viva Jardim - Cláudio Saladini and Letícia Vieira (Grupo Le Nôtre). The garden goes beyond beautifying spaces - it brings comfort, quality of life and helps preserve the surrounding ecosystem. This is the essence of this space, with a variety of tropical vegetation and an ornamental lake full of fish and aquatic plants.

(Lio Simas)

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CASACOR Goiás 2018. Balcony Garden – Shoraya Canêdo. Almost half of the 147 m² area is occupied by plants. In addition to the pots of various shapes, the metal structures support the vertical garden and create pleasant shade. Species such as palm trees, foliage and tropical flowers steal the show, while the straight-lined furniture and glass panels maintain neutrality.

(Jomar Bragança)

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CASACOR Santa Catarina 2018. Fragrance Garden - Laura Gransotto and Larissa Gransotto. The natural surroundings are the main attraction, especially the leafy trees that determined the location of the wooden walkway. It creates a pleasant and synesthetic path to the Home Fragrances Store. The project incorporates references to fire, earth, water and air, in four seasons connected to each element, with specific colors and aromas.

(Lio Simas)

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CASACOR Mato Grosso do Sul 2018. Bosque do Encontro - Eliane de Oliveira, Jorge Nantes and Giorgia Dávalo. Landscape designers combined local materials with sustainable, sophisticated elements. In the space of almost 200 m², visitors are welcomed in the large lounge, on a deck that uses reforested pine, including a reflecting pool. On the roof, bamboo favors the suspension of species such as ferns, Portuguese lace and goat's beard.

(MCA Estúdio)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Tartuferia Garden - Bia Abreu. In the 60 m² garden, Amazon lilies, medinillas, tutti-frutti orchids and a lacquer palm coexist. The visual appearance of foliage and exotic species is combined with sustainable solutions, in the project that includes a mini-vegetable garden for use by chefs. (CASACOR São Paulo 2018).

(Evelyn Muller)

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CASACOR Espírito Santo 2018. CASACOR Square - Luiz Cancio. The 600 m² space connects different environments. But, in addition to being a place of passage, it encourages coexistence and rest, inviting reflection in front of the serene sea. The existing plant elements were preserved and new species were introduced, defining the space and freeing up the central area for free circulation.

(Felipe Araújo)

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CASACOR Espírito Santo 2018. Entrance Garden - José Antônio Bissoli Filho and Gustavo de Almeida Bissoli. Next to the ticket office, the space features the trend of rustic plants in decoration. This type of vegetation is known for its easy adaptation and maintenance, in addition to being well suited to the hot climate and winds of the capital of Espírito Santo. Enameled vases blend into the landscape.

(Felipe Araújo)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. CASACOR Square - Catê Poli and João Jadão. The greenery dominates and challenges the aridity of the square, which had no trees. Therefore, the duo brought jabuticaba, cherry and palm trees, as well as various shrubs and green furniture. All structures can be reused, such as the detachable pergolas.

(Evelyn Muller)

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CASACOR Bahia 2018. Sapotizeiro Garden - Joilson Barbosa and Tânia Facchinetti. To make the most of the garden, the duo created a space for contemplation and relaxation. In addition to the plants, two decks were incorporated on different levels, one for enjoying the horizon and the other for reading and resting. The shade of the sapodilla tree branches creates a relaxing atmosphere under the protection of nature.

(Marcelo Negromonte)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Jardim da Deca - Armando Salvador and Thalita Vitachi. The duo did not give up on Brazilianness. They chose the carandá, a native species, as the central element of the project, which also reveals influences from Los Angeles' urban parks. Cacti and succulents intensify the sculptural appeal of the environment, in addition to requiring little water.

(Divulgação)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Sensations - Flavio Abílio Rodrigues. The landscaper highlighted aromatic plants, such as wild rosemary and lavender. Some species, such as elephant's foot, were elevated with the help of iron boxes. On the floor, pebbles bring a sensory appeal, as does the designer furniture in fibers and wood.

(Divulgação)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Time - Renata Tilli, Vera Oliveira and Lucas Tell Push. Quality and time are fundamental values taken into account in a pragmatic project that does not compromise on beauty. Grass and bamboo were chosen because they grow quickly and require little maintenance. (CASACOR São Paulo 2018).

(Felipe Araújo)

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CASACOR Itapema 2018. Tropical Garden - Francielle Iost. At the center of the exhibition, the boulevard occupies almost 700 m² and features references from local nature, such as moving water, straw and wood. Palm trees give a tropical, beachy feel and punctuate the four lounges for visitors, who enjoy a cozy space designed in wood and warm spice tones.

(Lio Simas)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Winter House Garden - Rodrigo Oliveira. "A garden to spend the afternoon". With this proposal, the 330 m² include several spaces, such as the living room with the essential elements. A sofa and a small table - what else? Around it, brazilwood, elaeagnus shrub, the ornamental Australian rosemary and the dwarf cherry, which attracts birds.

(Divulgação)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Villa Olivo Garden - Daniel Nunes. The project was developed as a continuation of João Armentano's environment. The wooden panels were carbonized using the Japanese shou sugi ban technique, and the dark tones that prevail contrast with the bluish green of the leaves.

(Rafael Renzo)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Coliving - Clariça Lima. The corten steel benches bring a welcome contrast of color, amidst the vegetation that embraces and invites you to take a break. On the few walls of the place, an ombré painting was applied.

(Divulgação)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Landscapes of Light - Planting Ideas. In 467 m², Luciana Pitombo and Felipe Stracci present a prefabricated garden. It can be assembled and disassembled easily, providing a dynamic solution that can be adapted to different contexts. The movement of light and shadow is inspired by the work of artist James Turrell.

(Evelyn Muller)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Jardim das Casas - Roberto Riscala. Several common areas permeate the 275 m² garden. To innovate, he uses unconventional edible plants (Pancs, popular in contemporary gastronomy) in pots, coexisting with green walls, succulents and fruit trees in wooden tubs. In the background, cobogós designed by Zanini de Zanine.

(Inés Antich)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Jardim das Casas - Roberto Riscala. Several common areas permeate the 275 m² garden. To innovate, he uses unconventional edible plants (Pancs, popular in contemporary gastronomy) in pots, coexisting with green walls, succulents and fruit trees in wooden tubs. In the background, cobogós designed by Zanini de Zanine.

(Inés Antich)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Jardim das Casas - Roberto Riscala. Several common areas permeate the 275 m² garden. To innovate, he uses unconventional edible plants (Pancs, popular in contemporary gastronomy) in pots, coexisting with green walls, succulents and fruit trees in wooden tubs. In the background, cobogós designed by Zanini de Zanine.

(Inés Antich)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Sustainable Garden - Daniela Sedo. The bamboo house and furniture were designed for children to enjoy. And, from an early age, they will have contact with a sustainable construction. The draining floor collects rainwater and helps to irrigate the vegetation in the area, which is completely preserved.

(Divulgação)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Jardim das Agaves - Gabriela Gaunszer Kozlowski and Rejane Heiden. The traditional, flowering agave is the protagonist, but there are other plants such as pinanga and pink echeveria surrounding the living area. The floor covered in sand and stones harks back to pre-Columbian Mexican culture. Shades of pink, gray and black are worked in a natural and delicate way in the furniture.

(Rafael Renzo)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Treehouse Gardens - Landscape Architecture. Daniela Bastos and Karla Lopez debut at CASACOR SP finding ways to incorporate nature into architectural design. The sculptural branches of the acacia-seyal are like an extension of the wooden brise-soleil at the back of the garden.

(Evelyn Muller)

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CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Urban Refuge Landscape - Alexandre Furcolin. Imitating nature in lush landscaping, but without being imposing. This was the challenge of the project, created with interior designer Marina Linhares. The refuge has only one wall, and nature occupies the rest. Native pitanga and araça trees were joined by marantas, philodendrons and calatheas.

(Evelyn Muller)

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CASACOR Paraná 2018. Open-Air Lounge - Denis Ricca. In these 330 m², the spaces were integrated to encourage coexistence between the various elements. Exotic plants and incredible cacti meet the various handmade objects and examples of Brazilian design, such as the swings in the background.

(Eduardo Macarios)

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2018. Entrance garden and the Nuvem Pavilion - Felipe Fontes. Developed sometimes in geometric flowerbeds existing in the mansion, sometimes in metal sheet pots, the garden enhances the presence of vegetation and integrates spaces in an organic way. The tropical foliage and the wealth of species - mainly green - give life to the imposing composition of textures and volumes.

(Jomar Bragança)

24. The Pergola Nursery (INGO BETRAM - MARCELA MONTES)

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CASACOR Bolivia 2018. El Vivero De La Pérgola - Ingo Betram and Marcela Montes. The pergola is a privileged space for the plant collector. The project showcases various forms of cultivation and explores the variety of bougainvilleas, orchids and other plants that sprout between the wooden beams.

(Alvaro Mier)

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CASACOR Bolivia 2018. El Patio Viviente - Natalia Murillo, Giuseppe Di Domenico And Silvia Oliva. A vertical garden emerges from the house's arches, along with the green columns. The scenery is completed by the small lake, surrounded by a curvilinear deck and an equally sinuous bench. In fact, it was produced with more than 120 pieces of white oak, with the concept of digital manufacturing.

(Alvaro Mier)

8. Guapurú Garden (CAROLINA STEIGLEDER - OLIVIA MORENO)

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CASACOR Bolivia 2018. Jardín Del Guapurú - Carolina Steigleder and Olivia Moreno. The guapurú tree is the central element of the project, which assumes natural textures in the stone-like coverings and marble floor. The composition of bamboo, foliage and native plants is exuberant, sheltered in the illuminated niches. In the furniture, the linear design highlights the grain of the different wood species.

(Alvaro Mier)

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CASACOR Bolivia 2018. Punto Zen - Freddy Salazar. Waves and irregular curves represent organic architecture, and everything is in harmony with the precepts of Feng Shui. Wood, fire, earth, metal and water are concentrated in the space, with emphasis on the lightness and volume of the layered wall, interspersed with plants.

(Alvaro Mier)

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CASACOR Ceará 2018. Mota Machado Garden 50 Years - Thiago Borges. Strong elements of nature, such as sculptural plants, mirrors and waterfalls, are the garden's focus. The infinite edges create a "black hole" sensation. Contemporary landscaping is expressed through organic forms, with adult Carnauba trees, Jasmine-manga and adult Jasmine. The African Seven-Cup Tree crosses the roof inside the space.

(Esdras Guimarães/Victor Eleutério)

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2018. Terra Viva Garden - Arqmove Architecture and Landscaping. A naturalistic and deconstructed landscaping that strictly preserves existing species and uses materials with low environmental impact. On both sides of the street where CASACOR is held, the public walkway was connected to the eight gardens of each house, providing an axis, symmetry and fluidity between the spaces.

(Cristiano Bauce)

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2018. Jardim dos Anjos - Droysen Tomich, Marcelo Dias and Octávio Davis. The gazebo in corten steel in blue brings a contemplative atmosphere, inviting you to take a relaxing break. The tone also inspires the upholstery fabric. Water spouts sprout from the foliage, and a lush backdrop is composed of the vertical garden punctuated by tropical palm trees.

(Jomar Bragança)

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2018. Pátio da Figueira - Karina Ritter. The century-old fig tree is one of the three originals in the Três Figueiras neighborhood. It is no coincidence that it is the star of the project, around which the living space is developed. It is made more inviting by the Capadócia swing, by Roque Frizzo. Speakers are disguised in stones from the garden, to create the atmosphere.

(CRISTIANO BAUCE)

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2018. Bambu Lectures - Aclaene de Mello and Gabriela Ordahy. The environment is born from the desire to escape the routine to talk and contemplate. To achieve this, the duo used the lush green of the preserved forest to their advantage, incorporating new elements that connect with this nature. A good example are the relaxed chairs with support, by Aristeu Pires.

(CRISTIANO BAUCE)

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2018. Garden Room - Fernando Thunm. The large deck floats over the pool and resembles the tropical gardens of Indochina. The 40 m² pergola has structures painted black, 3 m high sunshades and wooden pivoting doors. The natural gas fireplace stands out, with its 4.9 m volume in iron stone. The pool, in turn, has varying depths and edges made of athermal cementitious concrete.

(Cristiano Bauce)

Nothing better to celebrate Casa Viva than lush gardens and green areas at home. The theme that covered all editions of CASACOR 2018 proves that nature is essential for architecture and decoration. This year, professionals transformed the gardens into spaces for coexistence and celebration of affection, breaking the distance caused by technology, which dictates modern life.

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CASACOR Peru 2018. Interior Garden - Marcia Lenz. This 50 m2 refuge is an extension of the house, designed with simplicity for a modern result. The rusticity of wood meets the romanticism of flowers and greenery that grows freely or in clay pots.

CASACOR Paraíba 2018. Go Draft Garden – Amanda Andrade. This space combines natural aesthetics with an industrial concept. Inspired by CASACOR’s 2018 theme, A Casa Viva, the professional uses materials such as wood and granite and blue lighting to create a syncretic atmosphere.

CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Villa Olivo Garden - Daniel Nunes. The project was developed as a continuation of João Armentano's environment. The wooden panels were carbonized using the Japanese shou sugi ban technique, and the dark tones that prevail contrast with the bluish green of the leaves.

CASACOR São Paulo 2018. Coliving - Clariça Lima. The corten steel benches bring a welcome contrast of color, amidst the vegetation that embraces and invites you to take a break. On the few walls of the place, an ombré painting was applied.

CASACOR Paraná 2018. Open-Air Lounge - Denis Ricca. In these 330 m², the spaces were integrated to encourage coexistence between the various elements. Exotic plants and incredible cacti meet the various handmade objects and examples of Brazilian design, such as the swings in the background.

CASACOR Bolivia 2018. El Vivero De La Pérgola - Ingo Betram and Marcela Montes. The pergola is a privileged space for the plant collector. The project showcases various forms of cultivation and explores the variety of bougainvilleas, orchids and other plants that sprout between the wooden beams.

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