Stay up to date with projects created for the post-pandemic world in Miami

01/05 -

Healing Oasis – Giselle and Brett Sugerman, B+G Design. Giselle and Brett Sugerman of B+G Design created a nature-focused space called the “Healing Oasis.” Drawing on biophilic design principles, they created a U-shaped home and placed a central courtyard within it. “It’s a quintessential home, and we wanted it to have a sense of peace and tranquility, which is something we all crave right now with all the chaos going on in the world,” says Giselle.

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02/05 -

La Cabane de Weekend - Constanza Collarte, Collarte Interiors. Inspired by the modular and prefabricated structures of the great names of modernism from the 1940s and 50s, Constanza Collarte created a minimalist cabin for relaxation with the aim of being an escape, a space to decompress and let the imagination run wild.

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03/05 -

The Awakening House - Jesús Pacheco Arquitetos. With 4 small containers, Jesús Pacheco gave life to a space where the inhabitant can reconnect with nature and its five elements of the earth. The house consists of a kitchen, living room, dining room, bedroom and meditation area. Highlight is the work by artist Antuan Rodríguez, called The Other Dimension, which served as a source of inspiration for the project.

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04/05 -

Home Office - Miguel Lewis Interiors. Always thinking about a multifunctional space, Miguel Lewis created the Home Office. A container that is capable of housing either a work space or a living space. Lewis used a light color palette and used natural stone as cladding to surround the inhabitant in a soft and welcoming environment.

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05/05 -

The New Age Home - Rafael Tierni, from Tierni Interiors. “A home for a new era,” is how Rafael Tierni defines his project for Janelas CASACOR Miami. In it, Tierni and his team sought to create a comfortable and sophisticated space with an ecological footprint.

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With this inspiration, the Janelas CASACOR project was born here in October and has now landed in 13 Brazilian cities, and has also been adopted by CASACOR Miami , in a completely digital version. A true creative and inspiring exercise, with the aim of providing ideas tangible information about the new home and the new needs of living, in addition to offering concrete and creative solutions as responses to the new times. Available for viewing online at www.janelascasacor.com, the exhibition features five creative studios: B + G Design Inc. , Miguel Lewis Interiors , Collarte Interiors , Jesus Pacheco Architects and Tierni Interiors - all of whom had the mission of rethinking the home for a post-pandemic world through realistic renderings.