Plantscaping: do you know what it is? See 15 inspiring CASACOR projects!

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Better than just randomly placing vases and arrangements in your interior design is knowing which strategic position best enhances the plants and creates the perfect atmosphere . It is estimated that people currently spend around 90% of their day confined to closed spaces . Therefore, creating environments with plantscaping is a great way to improve the functioning of daily life. Learn more about plantscaping and where to apply it below!

What is plantscaping?

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Interior landscaping , also known as plantscaping , involves the strategic placement of plant species within a space, seeking to enhance and highlight certain aspects of the environment. It is a combination of art, design, environmental psychology and cultivation techniques to personalize spaces . internal .

CASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2019. Terraço do Encontro - Isabela Montans. A parede verde injeta cor no espaço, além de conversar com a decoração natural, marcada pelo forro de bambu e os brises de ferro reutilizado.

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The Benefits of Plantscaping

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According to a report released by the Human Spaces in the Global Impact of Biophilic Design in the Workplace , about 15% of people who work in spaces that have natural elements report a higher level of well-being greater in relation to those who have no contact with nature in the workplace. casacor; escritório

Since working from home is here to stay, investing in this type of landscaping for your home is a smart way to increase productivity during working hours .

Where to apply plantscaping

Plantscaping There is no exact recipe! It can be distributed throughout the environment in small and diverse niches or concentrated in just one region, like vertical gardens .

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Depending on the plant species, different atmospheres can be created. For example, tall species can be used to establish focal points ; groups of plants can be arranged to define a resting space ; or even masses of plants can be used to improve the conditions. thermal and acoustic characteristics of the environment.

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Below we have selected 15 CASACOR environments to show you how interior landscaping can be the key piece of decoration. Check it out!

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Daniela Alves Trovo - Balcony Movement. The brise-soleil created by the office has a fractional design, permeable to light. At the same time, it generates a unique movement with the play of shadows, with graphics that transform as the hours pass. Internally, the space was clad in wood and had the main wall occupied by the freshness of the vertical garden.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Lavabo do Ser - Trentino Estúdio. Interior designer Luis Trentino breaks paradigms and adopts rosé in a gender-neutral environment. The portraits draw attention to the beauty of bodies and appear in a glass structure. It is covered with a smart transparent film, which becomes opaque when the light is turned on and allows the use of the toilets in privacy. Two-level sinks complement the look, on the wall covered in ferns.

(Felipe Araújo)

01 - PROCON RECEPTIVE LOUNGE - CARLOS EDUARDO GAMA, JULIANA MATTOS, TASSIA HOFMAN

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Procon Reception Lounge - Carlos Eduardo Calmon, Juliana Mattos Guarize and Tassia Hoffmann. The space adds a new architectural element to the Italian-Brazilian Club. With 40 m², it will be the future reception and administrative space. Marble stands out in the mix of finishes, along with corten steel, which is equally durable and resistant. The vertical garden guarantees freshness and a feeling of welcome.

(Felipe Araújo)

14 - KITCHEN - RHAMIRES RECLA, THAINA CASTRO

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Kitchen - Thainá Castro and Rhamires Recla. The references are Italian in these 25 m², which house colors and objects that refer to cuisine and the classic fashion colors of the European country, such as black and gold. Marble appears on the floor and kitchen countertop. The clean and modern joinery ensures the perfect balance of the mix of inspirations. Highlight for the winery with more than 50 labels, with a tensioned canvas that illuminates it.

(Felipe Araújo)

21 - FUNCTIONAL WASHROOMS - ALINE ALMEIDA, ALINE MARQUES, ALINE LAUREANO

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Functional Lavatories - Aline Ane, Aline Fialho and Aline Rita Laureano. The space is 28.50 m² and has an inclusive dimension, catering to everyone from babies to the elderly. Nature is expressed in the use of vegetation and the reclaimed wood of the countertop, with a resin finish, raising awareness of the need to preserve the planet. LED lamps and pieces that reduce water consumption also promote sustainable thinking.

(Felipe Araújo)

31 - ARENA HOUSE COLOR - JESSICA MARTINS, ALEXANDRE CARVALHO

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Arena CASACOR - Alexandre Carvalho and Jéssica Martins. The São Paulo architect duo debuts with this 470 m² space, with a 20 m² entrance, 290 m² of arena for lectures and 160 m² of garden, designed to facilitate the flow of people and connections between them. Lina Bo Bardi's Glass House was an important source of inspiration, with large openings that bring in greenery and views of the city. The modern furniture is composed of Brazilian pieces, including the orange MP-97 armchair and the black and white MP-61, by Percifal Lafer.

(Felipe Araújo)

09 - TREE STUDIO PLATES FROM BRAZIL - MAX MELLO

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Estúdio da Árvore Placas do Brasil - Max Mello. In these 120 m², a coworking space was created with a meeting table, workstations, casual seating, small kitchen and a balcony that opens onto the sea of Ilha do Boi. Large openings and a glass roof ensure a visual connection with nature. The beautiful chestnut tree has not only been maintained but provides shade and functions as an important axis, with a sofa at its feet.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Art Room - Renato Melo. Anita Malfatti, Tarsila do Amaral, Victor Brecheret, Di Cavalcanti, Burle Marx, Iberê Camargo, Alfredo Ceschiatti, Carybé, Alfredo Volpi, Tomie Ohtake. The list of great names represented by their works in this space is extensive, showing how an art lover displays his collection. The illuminated bookcase has colorful niches and shelves from the line developed by stylist Isabela Capeto. The Lev sofa, by Studio América, and the Sly lamp, by Ronald Sasson, reveal that careful attention is also given to the choice of objects.

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Artist's Workshop, by GAM Aquitetos - CASACOR Bahia 2018

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Aldeia Bathroom Room – André Brandão and Márica Varizo. Nest-shaped, the 65 m² space brings a sense of welcome and renewal, with natural materials that connect people and nature. The walls were covered with panels inspired by the Japanese technique Shou Sugi Ban, which preserves wood through the carbonization process. It is an allusion to the cerrado and fires.

(Jomar Bragança)

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Living area - Camila Ramundo, Danilo Ferreira and Maria Carolina Valim. The space has a shelf with movable niches, and the modules can be moved around or even removed to serve as benches. In addition, a large part of the shelf is taken up by the freshness of the vegetation. The generous sofa, loose furniture and overlapping rugs define a casual atmosphere in this space where green and pink also steal the show.

(André Nazareth)

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Jean de Just – Winter Garden. Designed for family gatherings, but also for everyday needs, the space combines living, dining and office and highlights the use of tiles creating geometric designs – a contemporary reference to the 18th century tiles that are present in several rooms of the house. residence. Everything is very colorful and surrounded by the greenery of the plants that appear in pots and in the vertical garden. The furniture is contemporary to bring even more contrast with the architecture of the house.

(André Nazareth)

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Men's Toilet - Camila Rocha and Monica Pajewski. The designers created a platform that holds the pots upside down and allows for automated irrigation of the hanging garden, activated by remote control. With the ceiling occupied, the lighting comes from the wall, which has a tensioned screen. The clear, monochromatic base accentuates the feeling of spaciousness in these 7 m².

(Eduardo Macarios)

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Family Kitchen - C4 Arquitetos. Bruno Castanhari, Diego Buzato, Gustavo Pinto and Marco Castro focus on velvety texture in the coverings and joinery. The proposal also uses dark tones in cabinets and walls, which contrast with the wood on the fish scale floor. Two large recesses in the walls form niches lined with wood and create different spaces. The paintings with photographs are by Carla Benedini and Kiolo. To top it off, a Jabuticaba pendant, by Ana Neute.

(Felipe Araújo)

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Winter Garden - Adalberto Montagnani, Adriana Zein and Ana Paula Mendes. The architects started with the simplicity of the four elements of nature and arrived at a modern result. They mixed palatial-style upholstery, early 20th century French chandeliers and contemporary pieces designed by Rodrigo Ohtake. The landscaping has the sophistication of European gardens, while also revealing the exuberance of tropical species.

(Felipe Araújo)

What is plantscaping?

The Benefits of Plantscaping

Where to apply plantscaping

Artist's Workshop, by GAM Aquitetos - CASACOR Bahia 2018

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