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Updated at Jun 3, 2020, 4:50 PM - Submitted at Jun 3, 2020, 4:44 PM
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In his first appearance in Rio de Janeiro , Leo Romano brought an interpretation of the colors blue and green, considered typical of Rio. In the Leo Club space, the architect opted for water-based paints, which emit up to 90% less polluting gases into the atmosphere, compared to solvent paints. The setting is filled with references to Leo's childhood and imagination. The contemporary furniture brought together furniture from the Campana brothers and pieces from Romano's collections. Not to mention the Mole armchair, a classic by Sérgio Rodrigues, seen in a new color. 
To create a refuge for a young chef, Renato Mendonça sought to create a sense of comfort and welcome. To achieve this, he included scavenged pieces in the furniture, which gave Estúdio Trigo a vintage style and contributed to the circular economy. The architect also reused exposed bricks from another room in the Jockey Club, where the exhibition was held in São Paulo . In a move that went against the grain of high-tech, the architect revived ancestral processes to design the 48m² studio, using natural materials such as charred wood, rough gneiss stone and burnt clay on the floor. 
Naturalness was the premise of the La Quinta Masseria project, at CASACOR Peru . With the vision of Jessie D'Angelo, the space highlighted the beauty of original materials, such as the rustic door, historic fabrics, brick walls and painted tiles. The ambiance was completed by antique jars, pebbles and cacti — all adding texture to the space. Inspired by a trip to Sicily and the cultures that formed the Italian region, the project conveys elegance, history, tranquility and hospitality. 
The many historical layers of the port area of Rio de Janeiro inspired the reception, which featured shades of sea blue. The Rio exhibition, housed in the Touring Club building — an important meeting point in the 1930s that brought together great names from the Radio Era — paid homage to popular memory, preserving and interacting with the original architecture of the period. In the Recepção das Camadas project, by the Cité Arquitetura office, the panel stood out as the main element, overlapping linen fabrics. The embroidery told more about the formation of the city and the port, 
The Cosentino Container House was one of CASACOR São Paulo 's greatest successes. Recognized as one of the 50 best houses built in the world in 2019 , according to the international portal ArchDaily, Marília Pellegrini's project stood out not only for its minimalist lines and the purity of white, but also for its sustainable foundations, focused on the reuse of materials. In its design, two containers were joined together to create a 60 m² residence. This construction technique stands out for its low production cost, the possibility of moving and expanding, in addition to reducing construction waste. The house also had an outdoor area of 100 m², where a self-irrigating hydroponic vegetable garden and an unmistakable bamboo garden were highlighted. 
In honor of the centenary of the German Bauhaus school, Rosalinda Pinheiro brought the idea of a modernist house to the exhibition in Ceará . The 52m² project was built on two levels, with the ground floor planned as a loft, with an integrated gourmet kitchen and large living room, and the upper terrace had a gourmet counter, a large table and a living room with comfortable chairs. The Casa Bauhaus | Espaço Deca project also reserved space for a vegetable garden, which guaranteed contact with nature. 
The name of the project by Adelina Feitosa and Manuela Cidrão already reveals its motivation: Raízes intended to rescue what is genuinely Ceará, combining architecture, landscaping, sustainability, music and poetry. Conceptualized as a modern "oca", the metal structure was covered with a weave of carnauba straw. The raft sheltered inside was donated by a fishing colony. In addition to this, the cushions and hammocks provided an experience in the large oca, completed by the sound of birds from the backlands. 
A comfortable living area, full of meaning and personal memories, was Cacau Ribeiro's proposal for the exhibition in Ribeirão Preto . The expressive presence of wood, which united the living room and kitchen and created a dialogue between all the elements, appears on the floor and ceiling. With its fresh and airy appearance, one of the strongest features of the Essential Loft is the natural ventilation, which provided comfort and a sense of well-being to visitors. In addition to allowing air to circulate and bringing nature into the space, the frames also served to form the living room shelves.[newsletter]