CASACOR's Cubikoo Pavilion is a wellbeing manifesto by Edward van Vliet
Among the 70 debut projects at the 39th CASACOR São Paulo is the Cubikoo Pavilion, a contemporary sanctuary designed by Dutch architect Edward van Vliet.
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Among the 70 debut projects at the 39th CASACOR São Paulo is the Cubikoo Pavilion, created by Dutch architect Edward van Vliet. According to the architect, it is a pre-assembled installation in metal, Lepri ceramics and jequitibá wood that goes beyond the exhibition setting to stand as a contemporary sanctuary dedicated to wellbeing, contemplation and the reconnection between human beings and nature.

Spanning 50 square meters, the pavilion grows out of the Creative Devotion concept: a meditation on creativity, presence and inner transformation. Here, creativity is understood as a vital force, capable of reconnecting the individual to their own essence and turning the space into a place of introspection, emotional balance and creative flow.
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