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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. Granja Viana House in São Paulo, Brazil by Gilberto BellezaFebruary 17th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Gilberto Belleza This project has about 400,00 m², seeks to bridge the gap with various levels of the ground, where the rooms of the house will be setting. The design proposal indicates a longitudinal implantation, creating a beautiful view of the back, closing the street view from the rest of the house, where the service area and kitchen are built.  Exterior View (Images Courtesy Ivan Berger)
The main access goes from the site higher level, and the secondary (autos) goes from the street lower point. The right foot being expanded view of the wide view of the landscape with large frames and frames of the office open for this empty. A big concrete flap creates an open terrace covered near the deck. Another flap protects the barbecue area, creating another shelter. The white cement works like coating, and the isolated concrete structure valorize the architecture, working with different contrasts of color and surface.
 Street View (Images Courtesy Ivan Berger)  Exterior View (Images Courtesy Ivan Berger)  Images Courtesy Ivan Berger  Images Courtesy Ivan Berger  Exterior View (Images Courtesy Ivan Berger)  Exterior View (Images Courtesy Ivan Berger)  Exterior View (Images Courtesy Ivan Berger)  Exterior View (Images Courtesy Ivan Berger)  Interior View (Images Courtesy Ivan Berger)  Stairs (Images Courtesy Fran Parente)  Front View (Images Courtesy Fran Parente)  Images Courtesy Fran Parente  Exterior View (Images Courtesy Fran Parente)
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