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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. Casa YM in Rapallo (GE),Italy by ES Arch – Enrico Scaramellini ArchitettoOctober 17th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: ES Arch – Enrico Scaramellini Architetto The penthouse is located above a block of flates, built in the sixties. The flat area is smaller than the lower floors, due to the façade withdrawing that generates a great terrace, all around the flat. Every room is connected with the exterior.  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana
 Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana A flat roof defines the volume, closed by a sequence of walls and large windows. A large quantity of light comes in the interior spaces from these windows, which offers a favoured view on the hills of the up country and to the coasts.  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana The new plan organization favours direct connection between living room and the great terrace. The main project purpose is to define a threshold between this two spaces. Due to the presence of several windows, the wall is difficultly usable. Besides living room and terrace are located on different levels. The solution is a fixed furniture, with irregular profile, a wave covered by a marble top that make ephemeral the border between in and out. At the same time is a seating, a base, a support.  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana The glazed kitchen, that seems polished by water, with glazing lavastone floor, is strict in shapes and refined in materials. Visible through the glazed sliding doors, it’s a quiet presence that change the space of living room, becoming an extension of the latter when the doors are open.  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana The oak floor, chairs, wooden furniture, some walls paint, suspension lamps, take up the colour of sand. Suspension lamps remind naval lanterns, emphasized by the contrast with other more discreet lights, as recessed lamps.  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana Three elements organize the corner with the sofa. Green colour that remind underwater landscapes, the contrast between the different colour of the walls, and the upper bookshelves that change the measure of the wall. These solutions cancel the corner perception.  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana The same “sand theme” characterizes bedrooms and bathrooms. A renovation that research, through colours, materials, use of transparencies and space sequence definition, an elegant sea atmosphere  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana  Image Courtesy Marcello Mariana
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