Around 200 professionals from the area of architecture, design and landscaping learned about and explored the 31 future environments of the residence
Submitted at Feb 25, 2016, 4:11 PM

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On Tuesday (23/02), the Master Plan with the list of environments of the 2016 edition of CASA COR Mato Grosso do Sul was presented to a select group of architects, designers, landscapers and businessmen. The event opened the doors of the property , which will host this year's exhibition, so that guests could see the residence designed by architect Rubens Gil de Camillo, the Dibo Family mansion.
The professionals got to know and explore the environments that are part of the exhibition and will be transformed into the façade - ticket office and entrance garden, garage lounge, kids' space, living room, toilet, loft, office, dining room, common room, terrace, master bedroom, couple's bathroom, girl's apartment, girl's bathroom, balcony, boy's/young executive's room, boy's bathroom, baby's room, baby's bath, mini gourmet, foyer (elevator), creative studio, pet space, kitchen, functional restaurant, public bathrooms, cafe , delicatessen, event square, spa or gourmet and gourmet balcony (bar and nightclub).
Architect Sandra Madeira, who has participated in all editions of the show in Mato Grosso do Sul, believes that the 2016 edition has a very special proposal. “The property is incredible and full of history, with an excellent location on the city’s main avenue. Participate This year we are able to be part of a historic edition that celebrates the 30th anniversary of CASA COR and also a residence full of architectural value for our State”, he says. Check out who attended the event in the photos below!

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