The garden, located at the entrance to the exhibition, had a diversity of plants, varying in tones, sizes and textures.
Submitted at Sep 12, 2016, 5:05 PM
The original architecture of the Jockey Club, including that of the Outpatient Clinic building, was designed by Rio de Janeiro architect Elisário da Cunha Bahiana and is in the art deco style, conveying modernity without excessive ornamentation. French architect Henri Sajous was responsible for the renovation of the building years later, bringing larger spaces and more classic lines to the place. To add even more beauty to this architectural and historical wealth, Maria Lucia and Felipe Alalou designed the Reception Garden , which complemented and gave life to the entrance of CASA COR São Paulo 2016 . 
The site had a wide variety of existing and listed plant species, with green waves and bushes in different shades, sizes and textures, resulting in a more homogeneous and balanced garden. 
A solid wood sculpture in the shape of a cube was also installed, as well as a large bench for people to sit on when entering or leaving the visit and an antique wooden table. 
The lighting was provided by Brilia LED spotlights and spikes for general lighting, as well as for bushes and trees. A ground-mounted bollard was also used, with an effect similar to airport runway lighting, to direct people to the reception/ticket collection area and exit to the next area. 
