CASACOR Brasília 2024 holds operational meeting

On May 28th, at 4 pm, CASACOR Brasília will hold the operational meeting for the 2024 show at Espaço Casa do Casapark. The technical meeting brings together cast, crew, suppliers and partners and begins the assembly work for the 32nd edition of the architecture, interior design and landscaping show, scheduled for the period from August 15th to October 16th – for the third consecutive time, at Arena BRB Mané Garrincha. Construction work will begin on June 3 and will create a new masterplan overlooking the football field, the venue for football matches and international concerts. The space will cover 7,000 m² and will feature around 50 spaces spread across two floors, inspired by “ De presente, o agora” (From the present, the now ), the theme of CASACOR 2024, which proposes a revival of ancestry and invites reflection on the legacy that the planet wants to leave for future generations.

BRB Mané Garrincha Arena, headquarters of CASACOR Brasilia 2024

(Matheus Maranhão/CASACOR)

“The proposal is an immersion in our cultural biodiversity, in the beauty of our origins. The theme also calls us to listen to the voices of the guardians of the planet, who through their lifestyles have the wisdom necessary to heal the earth”, observes CASACOR curator, Livia Pedreira. “Our work cannot be dissociated from the world and the transformations that are happening. The theme is an opportunity for us to reflect on the future and value our roots, our ancestry and reflect on which ancestors we want to be”, adds the content and relationship director of CASACOR, Pedro Ariel Santana.

Sheila de Podestá, Moema Leão and Eliane Martins

(Divulgação/CASACOR)

During the technical meeting, the winner of the 11th São Geraldo Young Professional Award will be announced, who will design the public restroom for this year's show. The 7th Correio Braziliense/CASACOR Brasília Award will also be held, which selects the best spaces in the show through popular vote and a technical jury. About CASACOR Brasilia Architects Eliane Martins and Sheila Podestá have a long history with the exhibition in the city, having participated as guest professionals in 1994 with Quarto de Casal. Later, in 2000, they joined Abadia Teixeira and Catarina Bastos – the duo that opened the exhibition in both Brasília and Goiás – to manage CASACOR in both locations. Two years later, they took over the two franchises in the Central-West region. Businesswoman Moema Leão joined Martins and Podestá in 2001 to contribute to the exhibition’s success with the public, making it one of the most visited in the country.

Alf Architecture (André Alf and Marina Lage) - Dux BRB Lounge

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Alf Arquitetura (André Alf and Marina Lage) - Dux BRB Lounge. With approximately 106.75 m², the Alf Arquitetura project includes cozy and harmonious areas to welcome the client. New concepts of architecture and sustainability were implemented, with 100% certified materials and the use of Brazilian raw materials. Among the trends of the space are curved furniture and geometric flooring. It has a grooved wood ceiling, organic granite flooring, a chain curtain with the bank's logo printed on it and painting by Sabrina das Pintoras in shades of blue on the walls.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Daniele Franco - Casablanca Loft. Project by CASACOR Brasília 2023. Designed by Daniele Franco to bring lightness, fluidity and comfort to the home, the 140m² space aims to reflect the desired calm of the post-pandemic moment. The available furniture features clean and slightly rounded design pieces, which mix contemporary and classic in one place, a trademark of the architect. One of the highlights of the project is the exclusive wallpapers that act as coverings in themselves. Among them, there is one made of mother-of-pearl itself.

(Edgard Cesar)

Depieri Landscaping (Arthur Depieri and Cleber Depieri) - A New Look

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Depieri Paisagismo (Arthur Depieri and Cleber Depieri) - A New Look. CASACOR Brasília 2023 Project. More than just a space, Depieri Paisagismo's project proposes an immersive journey for visitors through nature. The exuberance of the tropical climate marks the 157 m² environment, bringing immersion and harmony to the beauty of the plants and reforested wood used in the space. Highlighting the 70-year-old olive tree in kokedama hanging about 2.5 meters from the ground.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Erick Camilo - Moradas. CASACOR Brasília 2023 project. The 100 m² space proposed by Erick Camilo seeks to be a refuge, where visitors can reconnect with their own bodies and enjoy a home that provides comfort, beauty and well-being. The environment is marked by organic design with dark and light tones in a neutral palette, the use of natural elements such as stone and wood, natural light and the integration of home automation devices. The area will have paintings by the artist Hélio Junior to complement the project.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Fabíola Naoum and Wilker Godoi - Casa Reserva 1727. The project by A+ Arquitetura is inspired by buildings built in the middle of nature. The 180 m² space is made of a metal structure with steel frame materials and techniques, which facilitates implementation and execution. In addition to galvanized steel, the space has rustic materials such as stones and reforested wood. With sophisticated furniture, every detail was made to convey the concept of well-being and comfort of a country house.

(Edgard Cesar)

Fint Architecture (Flávia Cristina) - Tekoá

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Fint Arquitetura (Flávia Cristina) - Tekoá. The project was born from Flávia Cristina's roots - on the banks of the Parnaíba Delta on a fishing island. To bring back these family memories, the 108 m² space features light-colored pebbles representing the sand. Northeastern handicrafts appear in baskets made of carnauba straw. Marble, exposed brick and natural fibers are some of the materials in the living room. Highlights include a bobbin lace frame made by lacemakers from Ilha Grande (PI) and the glass dining table, a design by the designer.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Flávia Nasr - Lounge Soul Brasília. Flávia Nasr proposes a space that awakens connection. The 97 m² space was designed based on a moment of reflection about the home. Made to welcome and create connections, the project harmonizes contemporary elements with curated pieces, which give personality and sophistication to the decor. The covering with organic cutouts, which extends across the floor and walls, is a highlight of the space, as is the bar in vivid green quartzite.

(Edgard Cesar)

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HC Arquitetura - Morada Beija-Flor. The HC Arquitetura project is inspired by the song “Ai, Que Saudade D’Ocê”, by Vital Farias, and brings to life a beach house that pays homage to a couple of friends of professionals. The environment, which marks the office's debut, features affectionate decor and features items that tell of important moments in the lives of those who live in the home. All the pieces in the space are by Brazilian designers and there are some exclusive ones, such as the basketwork from the Akra project, the Beija Flor tile by Tágide Peres, the sculptures by Gabriela Policena, the work La Belle Du Jour by Gabriel Fernandes, the Manga Rosa mural by Lucas Crio and the play Muladeiro by João Leite and Larissa do Vale.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Hélio Albuquerque - Address Brasília. Project by CASACOR Brasília 2023. The 170 m² space created by Hélio Albuquerque has multiple spaces and uses as reference the interiors of early Brasília, such as the white of the palaces, the modernist furniture and the works of art. The walls covered with white marble slabs and the original cement floor of the Stadium reinforce this characteristic. The cold composition is warmed by the standard wood ceiling and the colors present in the hall and office, in addition to the patterned fabric in the lavatory. The space has an important set of works of art and a large circular sofa in a burgundy tone.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Jota Pacini - Espaço Visão Sagrada. The 45 m² space designed by Jota Pacini aims to show that the concept of a clinical office can be expanded by considering comfort and sophistication. To achieve this, the interior designer used earthy tones and biophilia. The chosen palette deviates from the traditional range of options for clinical and hospital environments, providing comfort to users. Among the highlights is the use of the scissor-shaped cobogó in homage to the city and a sculpture by Luiz Olinto expressing Visão Sagrada, the name chosen for the space.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Julyanne Alves - Praça Ser. A refuge amidst the concrete, Praça SER, designed by Escritório Alves Design, is a breath of fresh air for visitors to the exhibition. The 300 m² space celebrates Brazilianness with a rich diversity of plants and original pieces by Brazilian artists. In addition to the vegetation and clay in the vases, drywall and wood were also used. The attention was not only aesthetic. The space was developed using sustainable materials and clean construction."

(Edgard Cesar)

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Angela Feitoza - Sauípe Balcony. The 100 m² space is inspired by the landscape of Costa do Sauípe (BA). To reproduce the region's tropical beach atmosphere, Angela Feitoza incorporates natural elements such as stone and wood with vibrant colors - blue, yellow and green - and biophilic design. The large balcony maximizes natural lighting and the open space with unobstructed views promotes interaction with nature. Highlights include the use of cement vinyl flooring and the presence of the sculpture Capoeira, by artist Ricardo Barsuglia.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Karla Amaral - Boulangerie. The 110 m² space was designed by Karla Amaral to be a refuge from busy days. The color white was used as the base of the project to create a bright environment. Materials of different textures combined with the green of the vegetation create a cozy and intimate atmosphere. The brise-soleils, which are references to Candango modernism, were reinterpreted through huge pivoting doors in barn-style wood, which draws the eye to the focal point in the dining room: the lamps designed especially for the café.

(Edgard Cesar)

Larissa Dias Architecture - Casqueiro House

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Larissa Dias Arquitetura - Casqueiro House. The inspiration for the project by Larissa Dias Arquitetura is the casqueiro, the external part of the marble blocks. In the 152 m² space, the stone covers the wall and makes up the countertops. Following the language of natural elements, wood and stone create an elegant and cozy urban refuge. The space is integrated, enhancing the spaciousness, with a predominance of neutral tones and highlighting the Brazilian furniture. Highlights include the cumaru wood frames and the challenge overcome by the weight of the rough stones installed.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Leo Romano - Cabin on the Lake. The great inspiration for Leo Romano's project comes from the luxury camping sites known in Brazil as glamping. In a space of 410m², the architect proposes an architectural and interior design solution for those who enjoy camping, with the main difference being the use of a set that can be assembled quickly. In other words, cabins are used as temporary housing. The space uses sustainable materials: bamboo in the tents and wood on the deck. The landscaping was designed by the duo Cleber and Arthur Depieri.

(Edgard Cesar)

Lez Architecture (Gabriella Chiarelli and Mariana Bastos) - House Ápo

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Lez Arquitetura (Gabriella Chiarelli and Mariana Bastos) - Casa Ápo. The 24 m² space designed by Lez Arquitetura offers a unique experience, in which the essence of the aromas is the central element, complemented by a minimalist and welcoming aesthetic. Clean and fluid lines guide the visitor's eyes, while the neutral color palette with natural tones lends serenity and sophistication. Highlights include the enormous organic table used as a central display, which is supported by a metal structure on the floor, and the tile panel designed especially for the space.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Lucas Oliveira - Iceberg. Lucas Oliveira's space, which is dedicated to the ice cream shop, is 18 m² and focuses on optimizing space. Inspired by CASACOR's central theme, the space is designed with a playful and inviting feel to encourage visitors to feel comfortable staying and eating as much as they want. The name of the space is Iceberg, a reference to the submersion in which the memories of those who created and designed the space are kept. The materials used in the project are glass and woodwork. The highlight of the space is a 3 m aquarium.

(Edgard Cesar)

Luciana Câmara and Adriana Melo - Womb Space

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Luciana Câmara and Adriana Melo - Espaço Ventre. Following the theme of the exhibition, Luciana Câmara and Adriana Melo were inspired by their first home: the mother's womb. Thus, they created a refuge for a 40-year-old woman, with a bedroom, bathroom and balcony in 55 m². Organic shapes were chosen to break architectural paradigms, with curved floor, wall and ceiling junctions and all the furniture following a more fluid line with organic fabrics. Highlights include the open and conceptual closet and a hanging coat rack made from a tree branch.

(Edgard Cesar)

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MAAI Integrated Architecture (Monica Pinto, Arnaldo Pinho and Isabel Veiga) - Seermaai. The project by Maai Arquitetura started from the connection between body and physical space. In a 180 m² space, organic lines appear in the design of the place and in all the furniture with the aim of creating a welcoming area. Earthy tones and more rustic materials add to the essence of the proposal. The area has automation with air conditioning, lighting, audio and video. Among the exclusive contents, the cashew armchair and 12 heliogravures by Picasso from 1954.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Marcelo Motta and Joyce França - Gallery and Bookstore. With 62 m², the space celebrates the poetry of concrete, reveres visual art and innovates in special choices, such as textures, layout, tones and technological solutions. The project by Joyce França and Marcelo Motta is inspired by the brutalism of places designed by Lina Bo Bardi. Highlight is the maintenance of the exposed concrete on the floors and coverings, in addition to the works of the artist Bella Salvati, which are displayed in the gallery, and the books from Livraria Paisagem. Presentation of the Voigo Magis rocking chair, designed by Israeli designer Ron Arad.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Marcos Silva - Verde Lar. In 250 m², Marcos Silva brings nature into people's daily lives. The goal is to connect with nature, bringing tranquility and perspective, contributing to a more positive state of mind. The project's main trend is indoor plants, as well as light and lively leaves. Among the materials used in the space are large clumps of plants with long leaves, wood, iron and concrete from the stadium itself. Highlights include the raja chair, a natural fiber armchair.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Maria Araujo - Gallery Room. Project by CASACOR Brasilia 2023. In a 60 m² living and dining room, Maria Araujo proposes that the visitor see the house as a place of knowledge and self-knowledge. The project focuses on the mix between modernism and contemporaneity with the presence of natural materials in the environment, such as linen, cotton, leather, natural wood veneer and stone. One of the great highlights of the space is the sphere armchair by Ricardo Fasanello, a Brazilian designer who will be honored at the location on the 30th anniversary of his death.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Babel Arquitetura (Tharla Stambaassi, Plínio Barros and Sophia Rabelo) - Handmade Space - Sebrae. With 81 m², the Babel Arquitetura environment presents the concept of a store without visible closures and front windows, making it more inviting by breaking the physical and visual barrier between public and commercial space. The project highlights straight lines from the choice of coverings to the design of the displays. It brings versatility to common elements and materials, such as using curtain fabrics for modular panels. Another highlight is lighting automation, responsible for creating dynamic scenes and movements.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Mariana Zuhause (Studio MZ) - Jewelry store. With 41 m², the space created by Mariana Zuhause is inspired by galleries. With subtle lighting to highlight the beauty of the jewelry and allow each piece to shine like a work of art. The space mixes contemporary and classic style through the presence of marble, gold coverings and geometric shapes found in the mirrors and wallpaper. Highlights include the marble mosaic made exclusively for the space, the wallpaper designed by Versace and the countertop made of Silestone.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Matheus Silva Alves - Gallery. The 35 m² space created by Matheus Silva Alves is a gallery with images by photographer Celso Junior, specially curated by the artist. The project focuses on straight shapes, alignments and similarities, seeking harmony and balance. Panels in MDF, freijó, raw Roman travertine and metalwork are the main materials used in the space. The furniture stands out, with the tom tom chair by designer Ismael Ricardo and the Mar Adentro sideboard by Choque Design.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Miguel Gustavo - Car Spot. The idea is to create a minimalist space that focuses on the electric car that Audi is launching in Brazil. Volume and light are used to create an impact and bring an air of sophistication to the project. The main differences in Miguel Gustavo's project, set up in 135 m², include the play of volumes, light colors and light, which together form a harmonious whole. Plaster and paint are the materials used in the space.

(Edgard Cesar)

Ney Lima and Walleria Teixeira - Casa Claro

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Ney Lima and Walléria Teixeira - Casa Claro. Integration and connectivity are the hallmarks of Ney Lima and Walléria Teixeira's space. In 180 m², the duo presents a home transformed by technology. The main differences are the fluid layout, the Brazilian designer furniture and the works of art by Brasilia artists, such as Raylton Parga. The materials used include concrete flooring, original from the stadium, and walls in Coral velvet and wood to create a cozy feel. Sustainable materials are used, such as LED lighting and energy automation.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Olzi Arquitetura (Ana Zinato and Juliana Oliveira) - Studio Atos. The Olzi Arquitetura space offers a home office in 45 m² of space, which pays homage to the past while maintaining the sophistication of contemporary times. The space features antique pieces created by renowned Brazilian designers, seeking to connect visitors with the essence of Brazilian culture. Among the project's new features is the wooden muxarabi ceiling, the use of natural elements and sophisticated colors. The furniture includes armchairs by Sergio Rodrigues, Percival Lafer and Jorge Zalszupin.

(Edgard Cesar)

Orestes Blanco r Rosa Maranini -New Restaurant

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Orestes Blanco and Rosa Maranini - New Restaurant. Orestes Blanco and Rosa Maranini - New Restaurant. The project by Orestes Blanco and Rosa Maranini has as its essence the mix of past, present, art, gastronomy and architecture. With a privileged view of the TV Tower in a space of 260 m², the restaurant has pink as its predominant color, a tone also of the wallpapers that contrast with the green, which is presented through the landscaping designed to create a tropical atmosphere amidst the concrete of the stadium. Playful points, velvet fabrics and intimate lighting give the proposal a timeless touch.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Orla Arquitetura (Isabella Souza and Carla Monza) - Summer Bungalow. The Orla Arquitetura project is inspired by temporary installations and mobile pavilions, as well as the relationship between the built environment and nature. To achieve this, it uses modular and sustainable structures. With 75 m², the space has vinyl flooring on the walls and ceiling as covering. The furniture includes the Jangada armchair by Jean Gillon and the Mantas sofa by Joaquim Tenreiro, as well as a painting painted exclusively for the space by the artist Danielle Carcav.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Patropi Arquitetura (Débora Bardales and Stefanie Martins) - Lavabo Volta. The project by the architect duo Stefanie Martins and Débora Bardales aims to encourage reflection on Brazilian body identity, valuing the past, present and future. The lavatory, built in an area of 77.33 m², is intended for silence, breathing and reflection. The space provides a journey with sensory stimuli, which begins with natural elements and continues with immersion, where it redirects our awareness of Brazil and the world. Ceramic vases, jars and Bahian jugs bring Brazilian ancestry to the space.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Plano Studio (Gabriela Bello, André Brandão and Márcia Varizo) - Casa Poesia. The space developed by Plano Studio is inspired by a renowned lawyer, reflecting his passions and interests. Everything in the 115 m² space revolves around a large circle considered a congregation area. The circle stands out for its color and surfaces, with light floors and ceilings, sunny furniture and works from the collection. Concrete, wood, brushed marble and textured fabrics enhance the sensorial aspects of the space.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Renata Ciccarini - Decompression. Renata Ciccarini's 120 m² project was inspired by the history of Coca-Cola, bringing an all-black environment with a vintage and nostalgic atmosphere reminiscent of homes with designer furniture from the 50s and 60s, where the central point of the room is a tube TV showing old advertisements for the brand. Visitors can experience a moment of decompression and travel back in time, as well as have fun in an incredible pool with ice cubes and a slide, providing the perfect Instagrammable setting to get the body moving."

(Edgard Cesar)

Block Architects (Matheus Seco, Henrique Coutinho and Daniel Mangabeira) - São Geraldo Space 40 years

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Bloco Arquitetos (Matheus Seco, Henrique Coutinho and Daniel Mangabeira) - Espaço São Geraldo 40 anos. Art and architecture come together in the 230 m² project by Daniel Mangabeira, Henrique Coutinho and Matheus Seco of BLOCO Arquitetos in homage to São Geraldo's 40 years of history, in four spaces that aim to tell the story of the company through artistic installations. The spaces encourage users to have an interactive sensory experience, with exhibition areas that will host various activities and an exhibition that pays tribute to the company's employees. Among the standout materials are the floor, wall and ceiling coverings, and the ceramic brick.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Ricardo Secunho and Yasodhara Chaibub - Home Pub. With 125 m², the Home Pub is a living room designed by Rysc Arquitetura to welcome with lots of bossiness and personality. In a space with multiple uses, the loft has a gourmet area integrated with the dining room and home cinema. The environment features a mix of materials - wood, natural stones and concrete - in a combination of orthogonal and organic shapes. In furniture, launches by big names in design, such as the Sanduba armchair, by Mariana Marchesi Senna, and the Polimorfa coffee table, by Brunno Jahara.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Studio Arch+ - Casa Raízes. The Studio Arch+ project is inspired by the reflections of the CASACOR manifesto on the transformations and processes that have occurred in our bodies and residents from ancient times to modern times. Drawing a parallel between concepts and understanding the body and the house as our homes, one of the pillars for well-being is the connection with nature. Thus, this space of layers and textures of the true Self was born. Natural stone, vinyl ceiling, wooden mashrabiya doors and plenty of vegetation mark the 200 m² space with balcony.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Studio Tivi Loft by Fernanda. Studio Tivi's 94 m² loft is inspired by the female body, as it is the first home of a human being. The entire space was inspired by the characteristics of this body full of curves and beauty. The space pays homage to Fernanda Cavenatti, a 10-time world champion in taekwondo. Her delicacy and strength are represented through the coverings, furniture, ornaments and works of art. The main message is that a woman can be whatever she wants. Highlights include the Glamour Pink wood tone, the closet designed like a jewelry box and the handcrafted tiles that propose an emotional journey.

(Edgard Cesar)

Studio Comma (Carolina Mesquita and Maria Paula Leite) - Golden Square

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Studio Vírgula (Carolina Mesquita and Maria Paula Leite) - Praça Áurea. With the skyline of the federal capital as a backdrop, this 400 m² space was created by Studio Vírgula to provide harmony through the concept of biophilic design. It is a space for contemplation, where the round pillars of the stadium interact with the organic shapes of the project. Highlights include the benches created for the space, surrounded by gardens, and the use of natural materials, such as granite on the floor and wood on the deck. All of the furniture was designed by Brazilian designers.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Tatiana Guedes - Espaço Contro "verso". Tatiana Guedes' inspiration is technology as an extension of the body and the home. The 80 m² living room was designed in opposing and complementary contexts to present a proposal for coexistence without barriers, where light and dark, modern and conventional, nature and illusion, virtual and real integrate into the environment in a harmonious and elegant way. Highlights include the graffiti by Brasilia artist Daniel Toys and the pendant lights by Jader Almeida.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Thaís Caixeta - Breton Loft. Created to welcome and provide a warm welcome to guests by Thaís Caixeta, the 130 m² space features natural elements such as wood, linen, marble and stone, and sophisticated textures. The spacious and integrated space is made up of exclusive furniture designed by nationally and internationally renowned architects and designers. Pieces designed by Alexandre Herchcovitch and Fernanda Marques were used. All products on display are from Breton's new Borogodó collection.

(Edgard Cesar)

Traama Architecture (Amanda Saback and Ana Luiza Veloso) - Spa Naz Deca

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Traama Arquitetura (Amanda Saback and Ana Luiza Veloso) - Spa Naz Deca. The duo Amanda Saback and Ana Luiza Veloso sought to create a new relationship between architecture and accessibility support equipment in the project. The 80 m² space is inspired by the first spas of Ancient Greece, with water as the main feature. The space conveys security and calm through sinuous and light lines, soft beige tones and porcelain tiles with a grainy appearance of mineral compounds on the floor and bathroom walls. Highlights include the massage bed and the armchairs in the lavatories.

(Edgard Cesar)

Three Architecture (Luciano Macedo and Vinicius Resende) - Epicenter

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Três Arquitetura (Luciano Macedo and Vinicius Resende) - Epicentro. In homage to the GPS portal, this space was created by Três Arquitetura to allow for meetings. Vibrant colors with shades of pink, blue and green and flexibility of use are two trademarks of this 85 m² space. With a fluid layout, the space allows people to move around among the furniture, such as the sofa arranged in an island that gives visitors the freedom to sit and the movable backrests that provide comfort. The curtain fabrics are noteworthy, one in gray weave and the other in pink, which give the project a theatrical air.

(Edgard Cesar)

Victor Grimaldi and Marina Chaves - Habitar Optics

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Victor Grimaldi and Marina Chaves - Ótica Habitar. Inspired by minimalist architecture, the 30 m² space, designed by architects Victor Grimaldi and Marina Chaves, has a monochromatic base, through the use of soft colors, textures, natural materials, rectilinear planes and few elements, with emphasis on the furniture and works signed by designers from Brasília. The proposal is to value simplicity, functionality and elegance, with the exclusive products of the Gustavo Eyewear brand as the central element.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Vivian Maia - Casa Inter. Inspired by the theme of the exhibition, Vivian Maia created a version of a decorated apartment. To give life and personality to the 189 m² space, he chose pieces with references to affective memories and contemporary trends. The living room was “dressed” in Persian linen and focuses on the integration of environments to create connection. It is a space rich in textures, colors and lines. Most of the objects and finishes were produced by local artists. Personalized wine labels add ambience to the winery.

(Edgard Cesar)

Cali Architecture (Caroline Nogueira and Olívia Campos) - Toy Library - Imagine Being

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Cali Arquitetura (Caroline Nogueira and Olívia Campos) - Playroom - Imagine Being. The 50 m² playroom was designed by Cali Arquitetura to develop children's creativity and imagination. A conceptual mini-city was built with reduced ceiling height and furniture and geometric shapes that create five spaces for children's daily activities. To ensure comfort and well-being, the project focuses on textures such as wood, rope and linen and on the contrast between a triad of colors with subtle tones. The entire structure is made of drywall and uses vinyl flooring and wallpaper.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Camila Jordão - Art Workshop. CASACOR Brasília 2023 project. Camila Jordão's art workshop is inspired by the Mediterranean climate and sea with a minimalist concept. The warmth and freshness of the region are conveyed on the white walls with textures. Neutral colors, the use of curves, organic shapes and natural materials - such as wood, straw and stone - complement the aesthetics of the 45m² project. In the space, highlights include ceramic pieces with movement and macramé made in black, white, green and terracotta.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Camila Jordão - Art Workshop. CASACOR Brasília 2023 project. Camila Jordão's art workshop is inspired by the Mediterranean climate and sea with a minimalist concept. The warmth and freshness of the region are conveyed on the white walls with textures. Neutral colors, the use of curves, organic shapes and natural materials - such as wood, straw and stone - complement the aesthetics of the 45m² project. In the space, highlights include ceramic pieces with movement and macramé made in black, white, green and terracotta.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Cybele Barbosa - Casa Brasília. Natural light is the main feature of Cybele Barbosa's project, which combines contemporary and neutral design. The idea is to make visitors feel at home, body and soul. In a sober and elegant 160m² space, works of art by regional and Brazilian artists are highlighted, as well as the view of one of Brasília's most important monuments. Timeless, the space features noble materials such as wood, stone and glass, as well as sustainable elements, such as wood and adobe.

(Edgard Cesar)

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Daiana Pontes - Espaço Composição. The 100 m² space is a fusion of music and architecture. Daiana Pontes brings a gourmet kitchen with a relaxation area in a minimalist design that shows her sensitivity to provide social interaction, well-being and accessibility. The professional's own life story and that of the honoree, the conductor and pianist João Carlos Martins, are inspirations for the space that has elements of music, in addition to an inclusive, accessible and elegant architecture. Among the trends are: curves, natural lighting, biophilia, light tones and integration of areas.

(Edgard Cesar)

Dani Bessa Architecture and Giovanini Lettieri Architects (Giovanini Lettieri, Dora Lettieri, Daniela Bessa and Enrico Lettieri) - Arena Bar

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Dani Bessa Arquitetura and Giovanini Lettieri Architects (Giovanini Lettieri, Dora Lettieri, Daniela Bessa and Enrico Lettieri) - Arena Bar. The 273 m² space is a project of contrasts respecting the stadium's architecture. In a casual way, the place has a mix of living and circulation spaces for greater interaction between customers. The proposal is to be a refuge amidst concrete with natural elements and tones that provide well-being and comfort. At the entrance, a fiber curtain hugs the green showcase and draws the visitor's attention. Natural stones are the highlight of the project by Dani Bessa Arquitetura and Giovanini Lettieri Arquitetos.

(Edgard Cesar)

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