Casa FOA Distrito Elcano from November 19 to December 19 inclusive
Under the concept of "Spaces to live happier" the exhibition will seek to challenge its visitors with ideas and proposals that adapt to new ways of living.
Casa FOA, a design space without limits, presents the Elcano District, the setting for its 37th edition of the traditional exhibition, which will take place from November 19 to December 19 inclusive.
Under the concept of "Spaces for happier living", the aim will be to challenge the visitor with proposals that reveal the changes in the ways of living, where materials and ingenuity explore new alternatives that offer greater comfort.
28 interior design, art and landscaping spaces distributed in 5000 square meters, translated into ideas and concepts so that the visitor can discover how to give life to every corner of their house, as well as murals on the building, a shop with design objects and a cafeteria . All interior spaces have natural light and views of the gardens of the building itself and the residential neighborhood. The tours of the property will be exterior and will allow you to enjoy the landscape while the designers' proposals are known, complying with the established protocols.
“This edition undoubtedly requires a great collective effort. It is a challenge and an opportunity to re-present a new FOA House in this context. We are convinced about the importance of design to propose innovative solutions that respond to the new ways of inhabiting our homes and work spaces. It is necessary to highlight all the possibilities that our homes offer us to live happier ”, highlighted Marcos Malbran, Director of Casa FOA.
Casa FOA Distrito Elcano is located a few meters from Belgrano R, on Av. Elcano 3820/40. It will remain open from Friday, November 19 to Sunday, December 19, every day from 12 to 20 hours. It will also have a rich gastronomic proposal from the hand of Josephinas Café.
The theme of the exhibition is design as a tool to propose innovative solutions to the needs brought about by the post-pandemic. The participants were invited to experiment with the new functionalities that emerged in homes and workspaces in recent years, such as the home office, temporary offices, hybrid and flexible-use spaces, terraces-living rooms, unique environments. to sleep, be and work, bedrooms for couples that reflect the individuality of each one, special designs designed for children and adolescents, nomadic equipment, etc.
Subsequently, a project will be developed with green spaces, quality amenities and services aimed at having a happier life, in line with the concept of the exhibition.
“Our houses where we live challenge us. In recent times, due to the global context, we have appropriated the spaces, new needs arose, and some even came to stay. Here we bring ideas and concepts that allow us to adapt our homes so as not to give up comfort ”, added Catalina Ulloa, general architect of this edition.
In addition, this edition surprises with a set of murals without antecedents. 4 top-level artists such as Martín Ron, El Marian, Tano Verón and Jorge Pomar, take over the facades of the exhibition with all their cultural wealth.
The proposal was called and curated by Elio Kapszuk where different arctic languages are displayed that are articulated to give an integrating sense.
The project is carried out thanks to the general production of Natalio Mark, director of the MW Branding agency.
This group of prominent figures creates, together with Alba Pinturas, an open-air art gallery showing with color and its transforming power, how art can give us a richer, more identitarian and meaningful life.
The sponsoring companies will also present various news, launches, and innovations. Among the brands that accompany this edition are: Alba Pinturas, Roca, Johnson Aceros, Faplac, Canteras, Dekton, Silestone, Klaukol, Patagonia Flooring, Longvie, Riel Americano, Atrim, Río Uruguay Seguros, Vite Porcellanato, Knauf, Contol 4, World Leds Go, Pampa Living, Bosch, Nissan.
The ticket can be purchased online at www.casafoa.com/entradas from November 1 and will have a value of $ 950.
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