The Living Home is the theme that encompasses all editions of
CASACOR in 2018. The idea is to present the home as a physical, mental and spiritual refuge, with nature intimately linked to living. The professionals transformed the gardens into spaces for socializing and celebrating affection, breaking the separation caused by technology and which dictates modern life. We selected five landscaped spaces from the October exhibitions that extol integration with greenery.
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.
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. 
