Luciana Pitombo and Felipe Stracci from Plantar Ideias are the authors of the large square that makes references to Burle Marx and Lygia Clark
Submitted at Sep 7, 2022, 8:00 AM
Plantar Ideias - Sol:.ar. Partners Luciana Pitombo and Felipe Stracci are the designers of the large 280 m² square that connects seven distinct areas of the exhibition with a lot of tropicality. The influence of Burle Marx can be seen in the duo's work in the selection of native species from the Atlantic Forest, in the textures of the floors and in the organic design of the stands that will welcome the visiting public. A closer look also captures references to Lygia Clark's Animals in this sixth participation of the office in CASACOR. Many of the coverings used are waste from industrial processes and are part of modular elements that will be reused at the end of the exhibition. (Salvador Cordaro)
Plantar Ideias - Sol:.ar. Os sócios Luciana Pitombo e Felipe Stracci são os autores da grande praça de 280 m² que conecta sete ambientes distintos da mostra com muita tropicalidade. É possível reconhecer a influência de Burle Marx no trabalho da dupla na seleção de espécies nativas da Mata Atlântica, nas texturas dos pisos e no desenho orgânico das arquibancadas que receberão o público visitante. Um olhar mais atento capta ainda referências aos Bichos de Lygia Clark nesta sexta participação do escritório na CASACOR. Muitos dos revestimentos usados são refugos de processos industriais e integram elementos modulares que serão reaproveitados ao fim da mostra. (Salvador Cordaro/CASACOR)
Many of the coverings used are waste from industrial processes and are part of modular elements that will be reused at the end of the exhibition. Highlights include the return of the flooring made of small and large shards , so familiar to Brazilians and an expressive part of the history of the capital of São Paulo, dating back to to the industrialization boom in the city between 1920 and 1950. 
(Salvador Cordaro/CASACOR)
