PVC profiles for doors and windows are allies of thermal and acoustic comfort, in addition to promoting sustainability and adding a pleasant visual aesthetic to environments.
Submitted at Nov 4, 2016, 12:54 PM
In addition to promoting thermal and acoustic comfort, the PVC profile system for doors and windows has captured 80% of the market in Europe and 70% in the USA, and is also present at CASACOR Santa Catarina 2016. The finish brings charm to eight areas of the show that stand out for being sustainable and safe.
The Veka Patio designed by JA8 Arquitetura e Paisagem was inspired by contemporary Italian squares that combine old and new elements in elegant settings. The 70 m² space is surrounded by vegetation and bordered by the surrounding buildings, with frames featuring PVC profile systems signed by Veka.
The CCH Pub of architects and colleagues Ricardo Fonseca, Mário Pinheiro, Beto Gebara, Luiz Fernando Zanoni, André Lima and businessman Wagner Barreiro has two wings formed by four containers and the CCH arena between them.
The Resto Bar proposal, designed by architects Sidnei Machado and Karoline Bernardo, features “window dressing”, one of the trends in restaurant architecture, where people can observe the outside world while they eat. The façade was designed with large PVC doors, creating a dialogue with the street and eliminating the feeling of separation.
Created to showcase the launch of Renault, the Duster Oroch, the Renault Cabin had the challenge of creating an innovative environment. The project by Marchetti Bonetti, Tais Adriana Marchetti Bonetti and Giovani Bonetti proposes a compact and complete dwelling within the concept of nomadic homes, which can be transported to different locations. The idea is based on the lifestyle of people who live “around the world”, with an adventurous spirit and a strong connection with nature. In this space, the frames have a dual function: in addition to enclosing the cabin, they replaced the TV monitors, serving as a large screen.
The Ticket Office and Entrance Lounge designed by architect Juliana Jagelski features a nest-like pattern, symbolizing the connection between family and space, which inspired the 43.5 m² project. The base of the space is made of a container and closed with large PVC doors with VEKA profiles.
Architects Natália Arruda and Maynara Mariano present the Toy Library , a 54 m² space, with fully recyclable materials. Starting from the customization of a container, the proposal is to demonstrate several possibilities of using simple elements, in a harmonious and comfortable composition.
Architects Patrícia Moschen and Carolina Mocelin, from the MM Arquitetura Conectada office, created a conceptual project for the JOTA JOTA Lounge . The space on the house's deck is set up in a container and presents the challenge of presenting different lighting possibilities to the public.
Architects Caroline Porto and Isadora Maestri, from Porto Maestri Arquitetura, sought inspiration from the house's own architecture to present the Café da Casa , a 40 m² space. They use contemporary materials to blend with the atmosphere of the neocolonial period.
CASACOR SANTA CATARINA 2016 SERVICE
WHEN?
From October 25th to December 4th
Tuesday to Friday – 3pm to 9pm
Saturdays and holidays – 1pm to 9pm
Sundays – 1pm to 7pm
WHERE?
Dr. Oswaldo Cabral House - Esteves Jr Street, No. 546 – Downtown – Florianópolis
AS?
Full price – R$ 35
Half price – R$ 17.50 (children up to 12 years old and seniors)
Passport – R$ 100
