Since 2015, cobogós have returned to revamped architecture and interior design projects. In indoor and outdoor areas, hollow elements are increasingly gaining ground in different forms, guided by technological innovations. In addition to their decorative function, their use has other advantages: energy savings by allowing natural light to enter, solar radiation filtering, cross ventilation and the integration of spaces. At CASACOR 2016 , cobogós were widely used. Check them out!
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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Fit Kitchen - Dauanne Arruda and Sarah Cavalcanti. The blue cobogós - original to the house - inspired the fresh and sweet color palette, which includes mint tones in the modular units.
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CASACOR Paraíba 2016. Public Restroom - Nádia Pedrosa and Lívia Rocha. The wall of blue cobogós already existed and was intentionally backlit. Its curves are redesigned by the path of the waterfall water. The use of defined geometric shapes without ornaments is expressed in the minimalist design of the other elements.
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CASACOR Brasília 2016. Wine Bar - Roberto Carril. From the beauty of Cais de Gaia, in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal, came the idea for the project. With the lighting, it was dyed the same blue as the Portuguese tiles, which are also applied in the space. It includes tasting tables and a functional kitchen. By combining these elements, pieces from his personal collection and materials such as bricks and rebar, the architect proposes a deconstructed industrial style.
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CASACOR Brasília 2016. Flat Terracotta - Débora Brayner. The spaces are multifunctional and integration between them is guaranteed by the open elements. Rustic and urban styles come together in the furniture pieces, combined with natural materials to create neutral and cozy environments. Clay, mud, cement, wood and bricks appear in the coverings and lead the palette of raw tones.
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CASACOR Brasília 2016. With Sugar, With Affection – Marcelo Marcolino and Desirée Nassaralla. The ancient and the contemporary meet at all times, whether in the original 50s-style refrigerator, painted gold, or in the traditional herringbone layout applied in a modern way to the wall.
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CASACOR Brasília 2016. Store - Raul Azevedo and Álvaro França. The space celebrates Brasília with pieces that reference local design. The first impact comes from the openwork façade, made of corten steel.
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CASACOR São Paulo 2016. Construction Store - Gerson Dutra and Ana Salama. Garage, office, hall and bathroom are the four environments created in these 34m2, designed to display various products. The language is modern and plays with varied colors to relax.
