Coincidence or not, "Babilônia" is the headquarters of a Casa Cor Rio Grande do Norte marked by the variety of styles. This is how the social headquarters of América Futebol Clube became affectionately known among the people of Rio Grande do Norte. Inaugurated in 1966, the building was designed by the architect Delfim Amorim, a Portuguese resident of Recife, who adapted modernism to the local climate and specificities. An eclecticism that has spanned decades and today inspires the 56 professionals involved in the creation of 40 spaces, which occupy approximately 3,000 m². There are references to the classic, industrial elements, contemporary features and references to the rustic, combined in projects that do not fear contrast. More than trends, the authors follow their intuition and their inspirations. But there are some common elements that characterize several works, such as the use of more austere color palettes, lots of wood, LED strips surrounding furniture and walls, among other features. See the projects in the image gallery below.
