History and Progress: Building tomorrow without forgetting yesterday

Criciuma is a city that transforms, It grows and modernizes, But it carries on its streets, Squares and buildings the memory of generations. Recently, A new chapter of this story began to be written with the acquisition of one of the city's most iconic mansions by Eraldo Construções. The property, that belonged to the traditional Guglielmi family, It is not just an architectural symbol, but it also keeps an invaluable treasure: A garden signed by the renowned landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx.

The new venture that will be built on site is accompanied by a decision that deserves to be celebrated: the preservation of the mansion and gardens. In times of accelerated development, initiatives like this make us reflect on the importance of balancing progress and memory, ensuring that the past continue to tell its history in the present and in the future.

The growing urbanization of Criciúma, as in other cities, often leads to the replacement of historical spaces with modern enterprises, erasing part of the local cultural identity. However, projects that reconcile construction and preservation are examples that it is possible to evolve without forgetting the roots.

Maintaining the mansion and gardens is not just a tribute to the past, But a commitment to the future. Burle Marx's landscaping is not a simple adornment, but an artistic and environmental expression of immeasurable value. Integrate it with the new project is to ensure that the city continues to develop without losing its identity.

May this initiative inspire more entrepreneurs to understand the importance of preserving history as they build tomorrow. Criciuma continues to grow, But with respect to what made it what it is today.