Scape Space brings the tranquility of introspection and intimacy

What does it mean to escape? This project, designed by Cristiana Mascarenhas for CASACOR Miami 2019 , reflects on what is necessary for an environment to be a Scape Space . In the heart of the metropolis, the architect created a place intimate, placid and refreshing.

The highlight is the open wall, covered with a pattern of flying birds on a light blue background. This division separates the spaces without isolating them completely. The circle becomes a window into the space itself, a metaphor for the movement of introspection that the place provides. The birds in flight translate the freedom of inner tranquility. A bookshelf completely covers one of the walls, while works of art cover the rest of the space. The pieces are by Frida Baranek, Maritza Caneca, Gustavo Prado, Heloisa Maia, Tanya Goel and Marcia Grostein. Furniture by Brazilian designers is also featured, with items by Paulo Werneck, Claudia Moreira Salles, Lina Bo Bardi, Ricardo Fasanello, Joaquim Tenreiro and also by Cesar Mascarenhas.