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7 box office hits that marked CASACOR 2016

Despite being a functional environment, the box office's mission is to create a warm and inviting space that introduces visitors to the CASACOR experience.

By Fernanda Drumond

Submitted at Jan 13, 2017, 1:08 PM

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7 box office hits that marked CASACOR 2016
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CASACOR Ceará 2016. Ticket office - Milena Torres, Lucimary Holanda and Danielle Araripe. Sustainability and sophistication meet in the space, which repurposes wooden crates on the shelf, reuses materials such as iron and thread, and transforms cobogós into a counter. As Fortaleza is also celebrating its 290th anniversary, the project also highlights references to the capital of the sun and makes use of greenery to welcome visitors.

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CASACOR Paraná 2016. Box Office and Entrance Gallery - Cynthia Karas. The main element of the 12 m² space is the 3D work that emerges from the walls. Made from MDF sheets, it is a replica of a work by artist Matteo Pugliese. The colors black and blue do not come into play by chance: they are two trends for 2017, as are geometric shapes.

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CASACOR Santa Catarina 2016. Ticket Office and Entrance Lounge - Juliana Jagelski Daniel. The inspiration for a bird's nest is revealed in the metal portico and the wooden weaves. The structure connects the ticket office, housed in the container, and the lounge built with EPS (Expanded Polystyrene Panels) walls, which eliminates the use of bricks and other materials. The layout is minimalist, with exclusive pieces by architect and designer Richard Gorh.

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CASACOR Minas Gerais 2016. Ticket office - Flávia Freitas. The space was designed in two containers. The upper cantilevered one reserves the space for the event's management. Using wood and concrete-colored porcelain tiles, the chosen tones are mostly neutral, creating a modern and very welcoming box.

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CASACOR Ceará 2016. Ticket office - Milena Torres, Lucimary Holanda and Danielle Araripe. Attached to the ticket office container, the common area offers an open space for gatherings or simply for breathing. The greenery makes it inviting - and many of the plants are organized on the shelf that reuses crates. In the absence of walls, the ceiling was chosen to gain different details, such as geometric cutouts.

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CASACOR Goiás 2016. Entrance Hall and Ticket Office – Josy Brandstetter and Denis Rezende. The service desk features a mix of Serata granite and MDF. The armchairs are designed by Emerson Borges.

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CASACOR Rio Grande do Sul 2016. “Boas-Vindas” box office - Aclaene de Mello and Gabriela Ordahy. The light colors are reminiscent of northern European spaces and create a sense of spaciousness in the 74m² space. The white, the soft wood panels and the lighting features interact with the geometric design proposed in the modular metal structure. A highlight is the mosaic designed by artist and architect Leonardo Posenato.

Despite being a functional environment, the professionals who man the box office have the mission of creating a warm and inviting space that introduces the visitor to the CASACOR experience. Check out 8 box offices that marked the 2016 shows.