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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. ISMOF – International School – Museum of Flamenco in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain by MUS Architects (designed using AutoCAD and 3DS Max)October 21st, 2011 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: MUS Architects Movements and gestures of dancers are full of expression and tension. Dancers bring the fascinated viewer into an internal world of experience and emotion through the swinging movement of their hips, decorative arrangement of their fingers and smooth vibration of the ornamental frills. Rhythmic and dynamic music transmits the spectator into a world of incredible aesthetic feelings awakening all senses and inflaming the imagination… ….This is how architecture dedicated to the culture of feisty flamenco should look like….  ISMOF - International School - Museum
 ISMOF - International School - Museum Form Site management and building form reflect the flamenco spirit. Interior and exterior spaces of ISMOF building were created through the sculptural interpretation of the theme. Building solid responds to diverse height of the terrain – it rises and falls like a sinusoidal diagram of dynamic sound waves.  ISMOF - International School - Museum On the ground floor which is canopied by sails vaults an extensive square is located – a foreground for internal building programme. Space areas are divided only by glass sheets. As a result internal and external spaces penetrate themselves flowing under vaults of expressive canopies.  ISMOF - International School - Museum Solid angles were risen up to open the surroundings onto a canopied square – whilst shaping a “bowl” of the upper plaza. Upper square is available directly from the terrain’s level through a ramp – from the north and from the south side of the plot. This is a space for a garden, recreation area and an open-air amphitheatre but most of all it is a wide open space which can be used as an arena for various mass and artistic events. Museum and a viewing terrace were located in the highest part of the building.  ISMOF - International School - Museum The structure of the surfaces making up the solid is a very important aspect of the project. Visions of movement, dynamics, emotional tension and images of ornamental dress frills, cracks of eroding rocks as well as examples of decorative perforated architectonic shelters were an inspiration during the project. The structural make-up of the solid consists of numerous folds creating unexpected interrelationships.  Diagram Soothing out and roughness were used to contrast surface of the building’s solid – texture becomes another factor creating the sensual architecture of ISMOF. The colour scheme of the project is natural and rough – „mass is of clay or stone” – sculptural materials.  Model The sculpture of the building strongly interacts with light. Dynamic lighting introduces movement which stimulates the building. Light intensifies and moderates the aesthetic and emotional experiences and the impact of the architecture on its users  Section Program This version of the functional programme is one of many possible scenarios and it is possible to enlarge or reduce its scope. According to the competition’s brief the conceptual design is the primary focus of the project. Lets think about architecture. Let’s feel…flamenco….  Model  Model  Model  Details  Model  Details  Model
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