Modular Tiny House by Gabriela Casagrande Arquitetura offers 18 m² of smart design. Moreover, it blends comfort, technology, and simplicity into a lightweight home. As a result, it meets modern needs while minimizing footprint.
In his first participation at CASACOR São Paulo, architect Rodra delves into his origins with “Potiguar Studio”, a space imbued with references to his homeland, Rio Grande do Norte. For the 38th edition of the exhibition, themed “Sowing Dreams,” he has conceived a project profoundly inspired by the cultural richness of Brazil’s Northeast
In his third participation at CASACOR and second in São Paulo, architect Natan Gil unveils Loft Whispers of the Mountains—a 90 m² sanctuary nestled in a heritage‐listed building at Parque da Água Branca. Here, clean lines and a neutral palette serve as a silent stage, allowing nature, memory, and sculptural furniture to tell an evocative story.
Beatriz Quinelato’s “Sopro” transforms a 1930s building within Parque da Água Branca into a 45 m² sanctuary that balances heritage and innovation. As part of her fourth CASACOR São Paulo collaboration, Quinelato invites visitors to slow down, breathe, and renew—echoing this year’s “Sowing Dreams” theme—through thoughtful material choices, fluid layouts, and a palette inspired by nature.
Designed for a businessman, a psychologist, and their two children, this 350 m² duplex apartment in São Paulo underwent a full interior overhaul by Karina Passarelli. Consequently, the family gained a relaxed, modern, and tech-savvy home.
Framed by the mountains of southern Minas Gerais, Casa Minas blends comfort, constructive efficiency, and seamless integration with its verdant surroundings. Designed by Sabella Arquitetura, this 280 m² residence in Itanhandu relies on engineered wood structures and local stone walls to craft a cozy yet timeless architectural language.
Perched on Brazil’s southern coastline in Tramandaí’s Maritime Condominium, Louzada House achieves the perfect balance between privacy and panoramic views. Surrounded by native vegetation to the north and west and overlooking an expansive lagoon to the south, this home unfolds as two interlocking wings that respond directly to the site’s natural assets.
Perched on the sun-dappled shore of Paraná’s coastline, Caiobá Apartment by ARQ+CO Studio transforms 348 sqm into a seamless seaside retreat. Architects Camila Trombini and Luiza Monclaro answered the call of a beach-loving family—“long-time beach lovers and frequent visitors to the region”—by crafting a home that balances lightness, comfort, and a true connection to nature.
