In the vibrant city of São Paulo, Architect Bya Ribeiro and Dua Arquitetura turned a 34m² apartment into a haven of style and functionality. Designed for a young client stepping into their first solo living experience, the project balances warmth and modernity, reflecting the client’s unique personality.
Exploring the individualities of being, what we are, and how we relate to the world, Ana Weege presents, in her third participation at CASACOR São Paulo, “Âmago Studio”, a space that addresses ancestry, love and belonging.
FQ House, designed by Rodra Architecture, represents a transformation that is much more than just a change of address. For the owners, who previously split their lives between São Paulo and New York in urban apartments, the move marked a significant shift.
Alexandre Dal Fabbro successfully transformed Lorena Apartment into a personalized and elegant living space. Through the thoughtful use of textures, materials, and unique design elements, the apartment reflects the client’s modern and sophisticated tastes while remaining cozy and welcoming.
The Vila Mariana Apartment project began with a unique backstory. The young couple, now living with their two daughters, had fond memories of the apartment, which was once the husband’s childhood home. After living elsewhere for years, they returned, determined to transform it into a modern space suited for their growing family.
This apartment in São Paulo, Brazil, has been transformed by Doppia Arquitetura. Architects Giovana Souza and Katrine Wiazowski, who had previously worked for the owners, renovated this home. It reflects the family’s travels and love for collecting unique items from around the world.
The Moema Apartment, designed by Ricardo Abreu Arquitetura, spans 148m² and was created for a Brazilian and English couple. After the birth of their first child, they required a larger living space. Their primary goal was to maintain the cozy, practical feel of their previous village house, while introducing versatile, open areas for entertaining.
Baltazar Apartment, designed by Felipe Carolo Arquitetura, sits in a neoclassical building in one of São Paulo’s most traditional neighborhoods. Adolpho Lindenberg originally designed the building, blending Brazilian warmth with French elegance.
Il Carpaccio Restaurant accommodates 140 guests, offering a rich dining experience enhanced by a contemporary take on classic Italian architecture. The restrooms, adorned with paintings inspired by Italian frescoes and Brazilian flora, further add to the restaurant’s inviting atmosphere.
