CASACOR Espírito Santo closes its 30-year edition with record attendance and awards for the 37 projects

CASACOR Espírito Santo closed its 30th anniversary edition with two remarkable numbers: more than 15,000 visitors passed through the show installed at the former Hotel Canto do Sol, on the Camburi waterfront, and the 37 projects of this season were awarded on the closing night.

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The ceremony brought together architects, interior designers, landscapers, artists and partners of the show to the sound of Cadu Caruzo, official cover of Cazuza. Instead of choosing only a few highlights, the organization decided to recognize the entire cast of the edition, in an award ceremony that broke with the traditional format.

According to the director and curator Ligia Diniz, the decision reflected the quality of the projects presented throughout the season. "For me it was a huge challenge, it was believing that it was possible to build a new moment for CASACOR Espírito Santo, respecting its history, but looking to the future, with courage, responsibility and, above all, purpose," she said during the ceremony.

When speaking about the closing, the curator also highlighted the work of the professionals involved in the transformation of the former hotel and the strength of local production. "We were able to show the quality of our professionals, the excellence of our materials, the beauty of our natural riches and the competencies of our companies and, above all, that which constitutes our greatest heritage, our human capital," she declared.

The night also included a tribute to Ligia Diniz. Leading the 30th anniversary edition, the curator received an exclusive pair of earrings signed by Ricardo Vieira, produced in 18-karat yellow gold, lavender amethyst and pink pearl. She also received a copy of the CASACOR Espírito Santo 2026 Yearbook, signed by the 37 professionals who participated in the show.

With the closing of the season, the commemorative edition leaves as its mark not only the record audience, but also a collective celebration of the work developed over the months at the former Hotel Canto do Sol.