CASACOR Alagoas 2017: 28 environments celebrate the State's 200th anniversary
Local culture, style and art combined with major international trends guide the spaces created by 43 professionals
By Marianna Gualter
Submitted at Oct 16, 2017, 6:39 PM
03 min de leitura
Living with Home - Jadson Amorim. The wooden floor and the sober color palette set the tone for the intimate atmosphere that fills the room. Full of urban references, the space guarantees functionality, while also being concerned with comfort and sustainability. The green wall, formed with completely natural vegetation, irrigated by an automated system that reuses water, is one of the main highlights. As well as the choice of national furniture, which includes the Tonico armchair, by Sérgio Rodrigues. (Rogério Maranhão)
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Renault fisherman's garage - Alerson Lisboa and Carla Marques. Affective design and vernacular architecture form an unbeatable duo to pay homage to Alagoas fishing culture and economy. Fishing artifacts that belonged to the architect's grandfather are part of the decorative objects. Natural stones, wood and regional vegetation permeate the entire space. Plates for capturing solar energy and lamps made from waste reinforce the sustainable nature of the environment.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Living with Home - Jadson Amorim. The wooden floor and sober color palette set the tone for the intimate atmosphere that fills the room. Full of urban references, the space guarantees functionality, while also being concerned with comfort and sustainability. The green wall, formed with completely natural vegetation, irrigated by an automated system that reuses water, is one of the main highlights. As well as the choice of national furniture, which includes the Tonico armchair, by Sérgio Rodrigues.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Living - Alan Gaia. Common gravel painted black creates a garden texture on the floor, enhancing the plants. The Mole armchair by Sérgio Rodrigues and the Molécula chandelier by Ana Neute complete the decor.
(Rogério Maranhão)
04/29 -
RECORD Space - Polyana Alcântara. The welcoming atmosphere sets the tone for the environment that welcomes visitors to the exhibition. The space combines an entrance hall and a ticket office. The wooden paneling, the spot lighting and the works of art - signed by Tatiana Amaral, Patrícia Melro, Verinha Gama and Daniela Aguiar - help to create an inviting atmosphere.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Master Suite of the Alagoan Couple - Thays Gabrielle Pontes de Almeida and Yara Tizeu Correia da Rocha. Photographs, colors and textures connect the contemporary with the regional. The visitor is welcomed by a hall filled with images, taken by photographer Huebert Missan - which represent the culture, cuisine and landscapes of Alagoas. The lighting features make all the difference: to highlight the space of the bed, the architects developed an illuminated headboard that energizes the ambiance.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Arena do Saber - Evelyne Cruz and Marcus Godoy. The goal of the architect duo was to create an area to promote teaching and knowledge. Iron, inspired by the industrial concept, is the protagonist. The plurality of the material is explored with a combination that goes from rigid to malleable. The area is divided in two, a bookshelf marks the segmentation. On one side, the arena was designed to deconstruct the traditional teaching environment, on the other, the courtyard concentrates memories of the history of Alagoas.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Apartment of the Lawyer Couple - Amanda Léa Sátiro Barros. The clean atmosphere invests in a neutral palette, with a predominance of white and ice tones. The light design works the contrast between pieces with linear finishes and cozy furniture. The idea is to rescue interaction and coexistence with fully integrated and cozy environments.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Toy Library - Beatriz Lyra, Dalton Moreira Fernandes, Fernanda Barros and Renata Maxlayne. The fantastic universe of “A Terra dos Meninos Pelados”, written in 1939 by Graciliano Ramos, guides the design of this space. The idea is to surprise visitors by combining classic and technology. The furniture and organizers were designed to display toys and crafts, bringing today's children closer to the generations that shaped Alagoas. The sensory circuit, filled with technologies, textures, colors and sounds, focused on accessibility to include everyone; the space is wheelchair accessible.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Bistrô 200 - Fabíola Carnaúba and Paula Wanderley. The natural beauty of Alagoas fills the 107 m² of the show's official restaurant. Photographs of the mangroves showcase the rich coastal vegetation, and to complete the sensory experience, fish and shellfish typical of the region are among the menu options. Ferns give shape to the vertical garden and represent the Zona da Mata. In the table arrangements, the backlands and the sertão are illustrated by cacti. Finally, the pallet covering pays homage to the street markets, which are extremely important for local commerce.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Coworking - Margíria Mércia and Aniete Rocha. The meeting room, located in the center of the space, is not isolated by walls. It is surrounded by an automated curtain that is controlled by voice commands and can be closed or not, depending on the need. The mechanism illustrates the starting point of the layout well: to encourage interaction. The personality of Alagoas is evident in the rustic materials that are given a new use. The pendant lights were made from gourds, while the bamboo trellises were adorned with natural vegetation.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Monitoring Room - Margíria Mércia and Aniete Rocha. Connected to the Coworking space, the space provides an innovative experience for visitors. Through the transmission of the internal camera circuit, it is possible to relax and follow everything that happens in the exhibition, in real time. The ambiance is based on rustic contours, with a regional air. Trellises, on the wall and ceiling, recreate typical adobe constructions.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Gourmet kitchen – Algás. Affective design and vernacular architecture form an unbeatable duo to pay homage to the fishing culture and economy of Alagoas. Fishing artifacts that belonged to the architect’s grandfather are part of the decorative objects. Natural stones, wood and regional vegetation permeate the entire space. Solar panels and lamps made from waste reinforce the sustainable character of the environment.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Public Restrooms - Kathia Oliveira and Adriana Dias Gomes. The space is the result of coordination by the professors and the collective creation of a group of Architecture students from the Alagoas College of Technology (FAT). Full of symbolism, it is inspired by state landmarks, such as the coat of arms and the São Francisco River. The fragmented mirror, designed by the project team, represents a striking element of the Northeastern region, bringing the sensation of cracked soil from the backlands.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Brewery - Marcela Gondim and Elytha Dagma. Vintage touches surround the furniture and the sober color palette. Large benches and tables in iron and coconut wood are reminiscent of the backlands of Alagoas. The flexible layout combines different flooring styles, ranging from wood to burnt cement to interlocking tiles.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Brewery - Marcela Gondim and Elytha Dagma. Vintage touches surround the furniture and the sober color palette. Large benches and tables in iron and coconut wood are reminiscent of the backlands of Alagoas. The flexible layout combines different flooring styles, ranging from wood to burnt cement to interlocking tiles.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Gazebo Sebrae - Giulia França. Valuing popular culture in order to rescue the identity of Alagoas was the starting point for this 124m² space. For this reason, Quilombo dos Palmares was one of the main inspirations for the space that displays furniture pieces produced by artisans, whose activity is promoted by Sebrae.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Events Square Parque das Bromélias - Renata Marques. Sustainability and care for children guide the design of this space. With 700 m², the square was segmented into six areas designed for children, in each of which children can learn while playing, have fun, discover new things and even relax. The space invested in a display case built with cellular cement blocks, a roof garden, a water reuse cistern and the demystification of the use of bamboo in architecture.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Doctor's Room - Valéria Cox. The dull look of the offices has been redesigned and replaced with sophisticated coverings and furniture. The use of noble materials, such as the White Dior marble floor, is enhanced by the framed walls, inspired by French tradition.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Music Suite - Eduardo Henrique. A complete fusion between a multimedia room and a music production studio. A large double-glazed window isolates noise between the rooms. The furniture and coverings follow the high-tech concept.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Daughter's Suite - Emanuelle Barbosa and Oeiza Jacquesy. Spacious and functional, this suite was designed to meet the needs of a modern-day teenager. The integrated spaces are characterized by the texture on the walls, sometimes created by wallpaper, sometimes by paint. The composition uses modern rose-colored light fixtures and simple shapes to bring a youthful spirit to the space.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Gourmet Balcony - Melina Armstrong Villar. In this project, the gourmet space takes on a new look. The countertop wall and ceiling feature the work of Alagoan artist Julia Nogueira, from Sertão Encantado. The colorful design, which harks back to the roots of local popular culture, breaks with the sobriety of the neutral tones predominant in other coverings, such as granite and dekton.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Vista da Garça Apartment - Rosângela Carvalho. This 128m² space has a living room, dining room, gourmet balcony and integrated kitchen, and three suites with reversible bathrooms. Inspired by the arid beauty of the backlands, the decor and furniture are in tones and textures that refer to the earth, straw and other materials typical of the Brazilian northeast.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Solarium - Alana Apratto, Cândida Cabral and Caterine Cabral. The classic winter garden gets a Northeastern makeover. The green of the native plants is mixed with the extensive collection of art from Alagoas and contrasts with the contemporary furniture. The centerpiece is the coffee table, which stands out for its organic shape, made of white Dior granite and with a base made from fallen logs.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Gourmet Space - Priscilla Rocha and Cleo Farias. The colorful Filé embroidery, a traditional embroidery from Alagoas, attracts everyone's attention. To offset the explosion of vitality, the professional duo worked with neutral tones, such as gray, bronze and nude in the rest of the color palette. Focus on lighting, a key piece in the design of the space, formed by sophisticated bronze filament lamps.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Artist's Studio and Gallery - Fernanda Magalhães and Isabel Otamendi. The space was created as a retreat for an art professional, a lover of the most diverse artistic expressions. The rooms, which include a living room, bedroom, office and gallery, are divided by metal partitions and a section of wall. The industrial look, provided by the predominance of gray and the use of rustic materials, combined with light touches of green, with small plants placed on steel shelves, results in a sophisticated and cozy combination.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Dining Room - Ana Luiza Menezes and Fernanda Amaral. Straight lines and geometric shapes are highlighted in this contemporary dining room proposal. The space is redefined with each square meter, reflecting the urban atmosphere and investing in the deconstruction of established standards. In this setting, the floor and personal objects, such as books and paintings, take center stage. The influence of the hi-lo style is reflected in the mix of luxurious pieces, such as the Dior granite table, with others that are more casual, such as the metal mesh, made from construction waste, which is used as a divider.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Home Kitchen - Mercia Marinho and Natalia Duarte. Green sets the tone for this environment, which combines the functionality of a kitchen with the warmth of a living room. The color, which is present on the walls, in the decoration details and in the lush vertical garden, harmonizes with the earthy tones and the texture of natural wood. The colorful photographs from the canoes series, by Dorgivan Ayres, pay homage to the landscapes of Alagoas and add grace and lightness to the space.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Apartment Mares do Sul 2 - Ceres Vasconcelos. The strategic use of mirrors and lighting are some of the solutions for small spaces that permeate the 70 m² of this apartment. Based on the premise that it is possible to live with comfort, personality and pleasure in compact homes, the project invests in minimalist decoration and the enhancement of living spaces. To welcome friends, the gourmet area has a comfortable sofa and an extensive bench, instead of the traditional dining table.
(Rogério Maranhão)
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Apartment Suite - Ceres Vasconcelos. The photographs signed by Alice Vasconcelos stand out only when supported on a sideboard. The environment follows the apartment's premise that it is possible to live well in small spaces, opting for minimalist and clean decor with a light color palette and lots of mirrors.
(Rogério Maranhão)
CASACOR Alagoas returns for its third edition in a festive atmosphere. This year, the show pays tribute to the state's 200th anniversary. The event is being held for the second time at Parque Shopping , in Maceió, in an area of 4,000 m², on the third floor of the venue. Inspired by CASACOR 's national theme - Focus on the Essential - 28 spaces , created by 43 professionals , present the fusion of the main international trends with an immersion in the culture, style and art of Alagoas.The exhibition will be on display from October 13 to December 10. This year, CASACOR Alagoas is bringing two major new features for visitors. The public will have free access to a section that includes an event plaza and the restaurant, managed by Bistrô 200, as well as other spaces, such as the Solarium , the Coworking space , a room for courses and an art gallery. These locations feature daily cultural programming and various events.The edition also achieves an unprecedented feat, the national launch of CASACOR 's first real-time shopping application. With it, it is possible to purchase, under promotional conditions and from the beginning of the event, the items that make up the environments.CASACOR ALAGOAS 2017 SERVICEWHEN? From October 12th to December 10th, 2017
WHERE? Maceio Parque Shopping - 5,945, Cruz das Almas Avenue AS? Full Price: R$30 Half-Price: R$15 Passport: R$120 Buy your ticket online by clicking here!
