CASACOR Bahia 2019: styles and generations meet in 33 spaces

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Casa Vert by Baú+ - Ana Paula Guimarães and Thiago Manarelli. Celebrating its fifteenth participation in the show, the Manarelli Guimarães office presents Casa Vert in a soft way, in earthy tones and almost white light tones, highlighted by the aquamarine details. The composition of the space and its scale required modular furniture that could be transported to a new location, according to the wishes of its owner. The single covering on the floor ensures the perception of unity in the various spaces. The furniture features handcrafted and original pieces, using recycled materials that blend with the best contemporary design. Natural lighting, glass slits and linen curtains give the space a dramatic and captivating air.

(Gabriela Daltro)

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Living Tríadee – Rogério Menezes. Architect Rogério Menezes marks his 20th participation in CASACOR Bahia with a contemporary and timeless environment. Living Tríadee has a base of gray and black tones, with a special focus on the authorial rug, which ranges in green, yellow and blue, inspired by the gardens of Burle Marx. With a focus on comfort and integration, the living room is composed of decorative pieces that value Brazilian design.

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Living Cosmopolitan – Lorena Damásio and Daiana Fernandes. The space designed by architects Lorena Damásio and Daiana Fernandes was designed for people who enjoy entertaining friends. The project was conceived to provide good moments of coexistence with practicality, comfort and modernity. Burnt cement gives the space a contemporary touch, and the use of translucent marble and boldly designed furniture — such as the Supernova armchair, by award-winning Pedro Franco — create the atmosphere of the world's great capitals.

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Blue Scheme Intimate Room – Daniela Alencar. Architect and interior designer, Daniela uses a luxurious blue tone scheme to demonstrate her taste for a classic style mixed with contemporary works of art and exclusive furniture. The Intimate Room, measuring 29 m², has an atmosphere of serenity and harmony with the use of plaster, porcelain tiles, hardwood floors and a mirrored bookshelf. The space — as is the trend of the contemporary plan — seeks to bring together multiple activities: a comfortable sofa for watching movies and a games table that turns into a food dish, in a place where joy and family are always present.

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Designer’s Room – Dinah Lins. Strength, resilience and determination: in her third consecutive year at CASACOR, interior designer Dinah Lins highlights the modern and entrepreneurial feminine soul in a tribute to fashion designer Irá Salles. The earthy and orange tones, leather, linen, wood, terracotta and straw materials reflect the characteristics of a modern and sophisticated fashion professional.

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Gloss Suite - Mila Caramelo and Mila Saraiva. The suite is inspired by a romantic and connected “it girl”. The space integrates designer furniture, green walls, sustainability and automation. The delicate color palette of beiges and pinks, with a glamorous touch of gold with black and terracotta. The generous closet, mega-equipped vanity and mini living room to receive friends, make the Gloss Suite an object of desire for women.

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Intimate Living – Gabriela Viveiros. This space conveys the feeling of well-being of family gatherings. Architect Gabriela Viveiros installed a large sofa to bring people together, transmitting a feeling of comfort reinforced by the wood panels and dracaenas — which bring greenery to this intimate living space. All the materials used in the space were designed to provide comfort without leaving aside sophistication. Listening to music, enjoying the beautiful garden, watching a movie or just talking: the ultimate goal is to be together.

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Winter Garden - Cristina Calumby. Architecture is the greatest ally in building a home that offers comfort and coziness, in contrast to the busy world. In her triumphant return to CASACOR Bahia, Cristina Calumby has brought elegance, lightness and beauty to her space — which are her innate characteristics. The choice of recycled materials, wood and marble makes the space welcoming and sustainable. The works of great Brazilian artists, such as Siron Franco and Mário Cravo Jr., provide the feeling of well-being that only affection can convey. The modular sofa in gray, the centerpiece of the space, coexists harmoniously with the beautiful mustard-colored armchairs, the natural leather chaise and the terracotta-toned iron sideboard.

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San Bar – Jussimar. Colares and João Colares Jussimar Colares returns to CASACOR Bahia, marking his tenth year of participation in the exhibition, this time alongside his newcomer son João Colares, signing the San Bar. The 70 m² functional project combines uniqueness and comfort. With a proposal closely linked to sensorial architecture, lighting and landscaping are key parts of the drinks bar. The mix of earthy tones highlights the works of art that surround the space, creating a sublime atmosphere of contemplation and welcome. Marked by its triangular metal roof, floating gardens and uplighting — a non-traditional way of lighting.

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Instagrammable Space - Salvador Shopping. The Instagrammable space Salvador Shopping inside CASACOR Bahia was conceived as a manifesto in defense of the Amazon. It is inspired by the contemporary habit of recording everything in images, publicly sharing impactful visual content. Built in glass and wood, the space mimics the feeling of being inside a forest.

(Gabriela Daltro)

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Recanto Lounge – Tatiana Campos Melo. Tatiana Campos Melo’s space opens onto the greenery in large glass panels, in an exquisite and highly original composition, with a highlight on the impressive lion by Christian Cravo. The apparent fragility of the glass used as a reliquary sand floor provokes a feeling of strange enchantment due to the unusual nature of the material. In addition, the presence of works of art makes visitors reflect on what that space conveys in the face of so much light and nature.

(Gabriela Daltro)

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Cravo e Canela Bungalow – Jéssica Araújo. The contrast between the rough, industrial materials and the greenery that invades the environment provides a unique experience for those who pass through the Cravo e Canela Bungalow, by architect Jéssica Araújo. The bedroom and bathroom maintain a strong connection with nature throughout the entire space. Artist Romilda Patez created the colorful figurative work with soil from the Pernambuco backlands. José Paulo's leather installation reveals the architect's predilection for regional artists.

(Gabriela Daltro)

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Collector's Loft – TRPC Arquitetos. A loft full of art and affection, based on the premise that everyone collects memories and experiences. With simple architectural gestures, everything was designed to combine privacy and integration of spaces. The careful curation presents crafts from different parts of the world and works of art by national and international artists, creating a harmonious and elegant composition. The original Frei Egídio chair, designed by Lina Bo Bardi, and the marble table designed by the architects create a bold composition between the original design and the renowned pieces.

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Landscaping of the outdoor area – Tânia Facchinetti and Joilson Barbosa. Architect Tânia Facchinetti and landscaper Joilson Barbosa captured the lush vegetation found on the site. The beautiful project preserved most of the vegetative elements, placing plants only where they were essential. Nature and its interrelationships are the duo’s greatest inspirations, which translate the beauty of its nuances and associations into the landscape. The space has areca and vetia palms, pleomeles, pandanus, dionelas, clusias, bromeliads, orchids, alpinias, heliconias and emerald grass for ground cover, making it a special place for nature lovers. In the Ogum flowerbed, a sculpture by Bel Borba, the sansevieria, sword and swordtail plants complement the artistic icon and translate the delicacy of the local nature.

(Bruno Ribeiro)

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Living Room of Dracenas - Caroline Gaspar and Cauã Witzke. Great Brazilian design permeates the sophisticated space of this young architect duo who are making their debut at CASACOR. The living room is comfortable and large enough to welcome friends and family. The palette of beiges and tones inspired by natural pigments — present in the wood, marble, straw and coverings — serves as a frame for the excellent furniture. Dominated by the beautiful dracenas, the living room houses works of art from Bahia of great aesthetic value.

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Balcony - Daniela Lopes. The spectacular view of a garden full of sumptuous greenery and great works of art serves as a frame for Daniela Lopes' Balcony, which includes a gourmet space, bar, TV and a charming reading corner. Faithful to her luxurious and elegant style, the architect explores the boiserie in monochromatic schemes present in the white shutters and wooden ceiling lining. The linen and freijó shawls present in the production and furniture give a refined and welcoming air to the family environment.

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Ademi Knowledge Arena / AGC – Ruy Espinheira. The space designed by architect Ruy Espinheira is based on a minimalist structure of modular and interchangeable pieces, which are made from recycled or recyclable materials. With approximately 70% of its walls made of glass, transparency is the hallmark of this arena, which replaces a traditional auditorium. Lounges, chairs and poufs give the space a cool plasticity.

(Bruno Ribeiro)

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Coffetown – TRPC Arquitetos. Amidst the Jardim das Delícias, TRPC Arquitetos has designed its second space at CASACOR Bahia 2019. The glass-enclosed space on a light metal structure reflects the desire for full integration of the charming corporate environment with the lush green of the local landscaping. Designed to replicate the original design of the Coffeetown café, the space allows you to fully experience the delights of a sophisticated and elegant coffee.

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Soho – Mariana Castro. Translating the contemporary style of the Soho restaurant into the exhibition was the challenge for architect Mariana Castro. The use of wood on the ceiling, walls and pillars, in conjunction with the lighting, gives the space a bold look. She suggests that the meal is a sensory and diverse experience, providing a unique and pleasurable experience.

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Brotherhood Room – Stephanie Mattos. Architect and interior designer Stephanie Mattos reproduced the feeling of being in a fraternity of good friends, good conversation and good wine in an environment full of art and comfort. The photographs, Almandrade's canvases and sculptures were specially chosen to enhance the space. The color of the boiserie and the textures make the environment harmonious and sophisticated, ready to generate good memories and celebrate special moments with friends and family.

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Bar Tonico - Caio Bandeira and Tiago Martins. Inspired by the Atlantic Forest and its traditional communities, the environment is embraced by a wooden structure that mimics the natural foliage, reminiscent of the roofs of Brazilian villages. The aesthetic appreciation of the elements of nature, their contrasts and colors are the points that guided the design of the project. The wood and natural stone associated with green and earthy tones remind us of an exotic nature. The roof — made from certified wood scraps supported by a metal structure — embraces the theme of sustainability.

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Ticket Office - Adriano Mascarenhas and Viviane Vieira. The project conveys a contemporary, clean and elegant language that follows the characteristics of the architects' work. The rigor of the architectural lines, without excesses, extols the contemporary art of renowned artists. The variations of brown and green stand out amid high-level technical lighting in custom-made carpentry. The high-gloss finish of the laminate contrasts with the use of wood and natural stones, guiding the flow of visitors and balancing textures that give personality to the project.

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Glass House – Wesley Lemos. The modernist work of Italian-Brazilian Lina Bo Bardi was the inspiration for the 40 m² space designed by architect Wesley Lemos. Lina’s first completed work, the Glass House, located in Morumbi, São Paulo, became a paradigm for Brazilian architecture and now inspires the space of the Bahian exhibition, marked by the meeting of the artistic, the contemporary and connectivity. Housed in Salvador Shopping, the Glass House brings together elements found among the mall’s retailers and high-design pieces.

(Divulgação)

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Cozy Box - Beatriz Cruz. The rigor of the shapes, enhanced by the use of natural textures, makes this cozy box a haven of privacy and comfort. The use of blond freijó wood provides uniformity and lengthens the main lines of the project, indicating the flow to the cabins that surprise with the works of Bahian artist Elano Passos.

(Xico Diniz)

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Deca Space - Aline Cangussú. The architect presents an environment characterized by lightness, freshness and coziness. The use of natural materials, straw and elegant linen make the project stand out. The environment has a wood veneer covering with a unique texture and plays with surprising lighting effects that highlight the pieces from the Deca Kitchen line.

(Bruno Ribeiro)

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Loft Luxe - Ana Paula and Ana Claudia Nonato. Multifunctional, luxurious, free and ever-changing, the space created by sisters Ana Paula and Ana Cláudia Nonato reflects the most desired concept in the contemporary home plan: integration. Inspired by the delicacy and strength of Brazilian women, the designers omit the boundaries between exterior and interior, integrating the green of nature through glass panels that multiply the perspectives of the sumptuous environment.

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Soft Loft - Bruna Oliveira Lofts are the contemporary way of living in big cities. The integrated layouts combine the need to adapt small spaces to the demands of everyday life. The environment is inspired by the life of a single, independent woman connected to technology and innovation. In a very pragmatic way, the furniture is at the service of the multiple needs of this contemporary individual who expects functionality and comfort.

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Amado Restaurant - David Bastos. Vibrant, exuberant, with different colors and textures. This is the ambiance of Amado Restaurant, designed by David Bastos. In an 80 m² space, inspired by the intensity of Mexican architecture, its colorful and characteristic features are reminiscent of names such as Ricardo Legorreta and Luis Barragán. Meticulous architectural and decorative details make the restaurant the ideal place to enjoy good times with style and style. The quartzite counter with internal lighting, landscaping integrated into the terrace, a beautiful gourd, hanging garden and round mirrors of different sizes complete the contemporary ambiance.

(Chico Diniz)

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Casa 245 - Laís Galvão. The uncomplicated loft of Casa 245 was inspired by the simple and brilliant design of architects such as Oscar Niemeyer and Lina Bo Bardi. The spaces integrate the functions of the home, providing great practicality for daily activities. The large concrete and wood panel connects the living room and bedroom, providing a sense of visual continuity. The space takes us on a grand tour of Bahian art and Brazilian design, with highlights including the Oscar armchair, the Tripé chair and the works of Mário Cravo Jr. and Emanuel Araújo.

(Gabriela Daltro)

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Decorated in Horto Parque Barcelona – Margarete Iglesias. The comfort of home combined with a functional and modern aesthetic. This is the proposal of the apartment decorated by architect and urban planner Margarete Iglesias for Prima Empreendimentos. Designed for a couple with teenage children, the space seeks to materialize the pleasure of being with family and entertaining friends. Structured in a master suite with a closet area for both men and women, suites for the children, dining room, front balcony with a tree-lined view and direct access to the kitchen, gourmet counter equipped with wine cellars and coffee maker and spacious home theater, the apartment combines practicality with extreme care in every detail. Contemporary furniture, natural wood panels, works of art and lighting pieces complete the comfortable atmosphere of the environment.

(Xico Diniz)

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Home Theater – Marlon Gama. The environment designed by architect Marlon Gama is divided into three different spaces — TV space with sofa and armchairs; games space; and a bar atmosphere for total family interaction. Marlon studied the reverberation of the environment so that acoustic comfort was maximized. To this end, we used fabrics for the wall coverings, the use of leather on the sofa and armchairs, textured wood and a rug that covers the entire length of the room. The collection of contemporary art works displays names such as Artur Lescher, Vik Muniz, Fabi Aleixo, Carybé and Floriano Teixeira. Highlight: Sculpture by Ascânio from the architect’s collection.

(Marcelo Negromonte)

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Living room Ébano de Macassar – Flávio Moura. The contemporary style of this living room is the hallmark of the work of architect and interior designer Flávio Moura. With special attention to detail, Flávio combines the nobility of wood with the grandeur of the diamond-shaped mirrored wine cellar. The architect uses luxurious materials, such as leather and gold-plated metals, to create a composition that is both classic and contemporary. The décor is based on drawings by Waldemberg, paper folding by Tagnini, a wall sculpture by Flávio Franco and silkscreen prints by Zanini.

(Xico Diniz)

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Entrepreneur Lounge – Sidney Quintela. The deterritorialized lounge, designed by architect Sidney Quintela, is a relaxed and light space. The idea was to deconstruct the rigidity of corporate environments through the use of organic shapes and natural materials. Following the current trend, the corporate lounge aims to stimulate creative minds with entrepreneurial insights and transformative business.

(Marcelo Negromonte)

CASACOR Bahia celebrates its 25th anniversary with a splendid edition at the Horto Florestal in Salvador. The show takes place between October 22 and December 8 under the command of executive Carlos Amorim, who took over the show in 2019. In a mix of intergenerational styles, CASACOR Bahia 2019 brings back renowned masters of Bahian architecture while also presenting young professionals with a more contemporary vision, but who revisit, at various times, classical values. The event's masterplan was designed by David Bastos , who also guided the creative line of this edition of the show.

Committed to values such as accessibility, inclusion and sustainability, combined with the demands of contemporary life, the exhibition will make maximum use of resources, have low carbon emissions, among other actions that aim to minimize environmental impact.

CASACOR Bahia 2019 has 33 spaces, including a Glass House inside Salvador Shopping, a decorated apartment in Horto Florestal, the Arena do Conhecimento that will function as a space for debate on the real estate, construction, art, architecture and design sectors, in addition to the gourmet area, the Jardim das Delícias, which will host the trendy Soho – in a version of new sensory experiences, the launch of Tonico – and its Miami drinks, the SAN Bar, Coffeetown - American CoffeeandCake, Co. and Amado – under the baton of the internationally renowned chef Edinho Engel. The challenge for the professionals was to translate the essence of the annual themePlanet Home , in which the home is the private universe of each individual, where changes and connections arise and transform the environment and the community. Based on this, the projects for all the exhibitions were guided by three essential pillars: affection, technology and sustainability. The combination of all these will represent a perfect home to live in and express love for life, enjoying the new contemporary facilities and respecting the environment. CASACOR Bahia 2019 When? From October 22nd to December 8th Opening Hours:

Saturdays and Holidays, from 3pm to 10pm; Sunday from 3pm to 9pm. Where? Salvador Forest Garden Estacio Gonzaga Street, number 210, Forest Garden, Salvador/Bahia As? Half price: R$25 Full: R$50 Passport: R$ 150 Tickets available at the box office or on the website: https://casacorba.byinti.com

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