The winners competed in nine categories and indicated the main trends in the segment in their creations. Watch!
On the 8th, the ceremony to reveal the winners of the VEJA SP Award for the best CASACOR environment was held. The event, full of emotions, took place on the occasion of a cocktail party at the Bar Caracol of CASACOR, with 59 environments created by 68 architects, decorators and landscape architects, who competed in nine categories, such as Best Studio and Best Loft or House.
To select them – not an easy task -, a team of nine judges, composed among others by Alexandre Sales, partner-owner of Estúdio Tarimba and coordinator of the European Institute of Design, Regina Galvão, journalist of architecture and design the highlights of the 35th edition of this iconic show that, for the first time, occupied the mezzanine of the Conjunto Nacional building, right on Avenida Paulista.
For Livia Pedreira, president of the curatorial council of CASACOR, the event was a moment to celebrate the work developed with the collaboration of many hands. “It involves participation not only by architects, designers and landscape architects, but also by suppliers from industry and retail. In connection, this team brings together all purposes to connect with the consumer and inspire a new way of life,” he says. she. account.
“Our participation in CASACOR combines innovation and technology, with novelties that become true works of art”, reveals Sonah Lee, marketing director of LG, one of the companies promoting the award.
In turn, Flávia Telles Schmidt, marketing general manager of Tegra, a developer who also sponsored the event, expresses the importance of supporting both new talent and renowned architects. “Art, design, architecture and landscaping have everything to do with our business. And CASACOR has the same care and attention for details that we follow in our projects”, says the manager, explaining the synergy between the exhibition and the company. . .
Discover the winners of each category here:
- Best Loft or Home
Sertão Portinari, by Nildo José
With colors inspired by the cangaceiropainted by Candido Portinari, the environment counts exclusively with furniture and objects of national production.
- The best integrated kitchen or gourmet space
ETÉ Duratex House, by Todos Arquitetura
Colorful, with a Brazilian soul, the space was made entirely with objects of national production.
- The best island of wellness and landscape
Sala dei Sensi Deca, by Roberto Migotto
A 530 sq m space, inspired by oriental cultures, where visitors could sit and relax.
- best suite
LG House by Otto Felix
The setting took a tour of the Conjunto Nacional building and was inspired by modernism, with glass blocks, 1970s furniture and dark wood.
- Best use of artwork
Artsy Lounge, by Sig Bergamin, and A New Way of the Same Way, by Marina Linhares
The use of works of art as a decorative element has been such a strong trend in this edition of CASACOR that the category has been tied in the result.
- Best living room or lounge
A new way in the same way, by Marina Linhares
The mix of a comfortable environment with objects full of personality, ideal for reading a book or entertaining friends.
- best study
Bereshi Studio by Barbara Dundes
The challenge of integrating bedroom, living room and kitchen in the same space was masterfully won by the architect, who made his debut at CASACOR. “It is a great pride to be recognized in this award, already in my first participation in CASACOR, competing with many experienced colleagues,” said Barbara, after receiving the award.
- Best commercial or functional space
Brennand Ceramics, of Metro Arquitetura
With earth tones and national design, utilitarian objects, such as trays and pitchers, take on the role of works of art.
- The best public toilet
Baluwé Exu O’Nan, by Guto Andrade
Inspired by Exu, the setting is a reference to the ancient African kingdoms. “I belong to the third family generation of followers of Umbanda and Candomblé and I wanted to convey a message of respect and tolerance to the environment”, says the architect.
Source: Terra
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