Romário Rodrigues' social campaign gathers families at an event in Ceará

The campaign "Sowing Dreams," idealized by the Ceará architect Romário Rodrigues during the CASACOR São Paulo 2025, concluded its cycle with an emotional event on the last day of October 11th, in Jaguaretama, inland Ceará. The initiative, which invited the public to "adopt" the dreams of children from the community, resulted in the distribution of gifts, basic food baskets, and much joy for over 50 families in the region.

In partnership with the CulturArte Association, led by Bárbara Rodrigues, the delivery action transformed into a big party at the association's headquarters. The event was attended by municipal authorities, in addition to games, face painting, and a project of strong emotion during the donation delivery.

(Romário Rodrigues/CASACOR)

The campaign reinforces Romário Rodrigues' bond with his hometown and the philosophy that "sowing the future is also returning to the roots", translated into his projects in the exhibition, the Cosentino House. The mobilization was a success and had the essential support of friends, clients, non-clients, and partners.

"It was an unforgettable day, the culmination of a project that was born to go beyond architecture and touch lives in a real way. Seeing the joy of the children and families who are part of CulturArte, in my land, is the greatest fulfillment. I immensely thank everyone who, with us, embraced this cause and sowed real dreams," stated Romário Rodrigues.

(Romário Rodrigues/CASACOR)

Recall the projects of Romário Rodrigues at CASACOR SP 2025

Guided by the idea that the future depends on the relationships we cultivate, the 88 m² loft was designed as a gesture of closeness. The projects articulate fluidly, creating living spaces where it is possible to converse, read, warm the body, or just share presence. Circular frames in front of the old windows transform the view into a constantly moving picture.

Romário Rodrigues Arquitetos - Casa Cosentino - o Compartilhar. Projeto da CASACOR São Paulo 2025. (Denilson Machado, do MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)

In the artistic curation, the Cearense Carlos André Juaçaba opted for Italian pieces, echoing the recent immersion season of the office in Milan. In the furniture, creations by Jader Almeida and Roberta Banqueri dialogue with objects that carry memory and with surfaces of Dekton and Silestone, from Cosentino.

Romário Rodrigues Arquitetos - Casa Cosentino - o Compartilhar. Projeto da CASACOR São Paulo 2025. (MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)