Sebrae's CASACOR house turns Brazilian craft into a carnival-maximalist home
Architect Rick Hudson merged Sebrae's craft store with a lived-in home at CASACOR Brasília — carnival excess, local makers and textile-waste lighting.
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The full archive, in the appArchitect Rick Hudson merged Sebrae's craft store with a lived-in home at CASACOR Brasília — carnival excess, local makers and textile-waste lighting.
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