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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. Sol Apartment in Barcelona, Spain by LoCa StudioAugust 23rd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: LoCa Studio Were the goals for this this full refurbishment in the Sants District in Barcelona. This mid-century house with brick walls and a wooden and metal structure had to be fully renovated extracting layer over layer to restore natural materials at the same time lighten up the weight of three overlapping floors.  Image Courtesy © LoCa Studio
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Article source: AGi Architects Wafra Vertical Housing introduces a new concept to urban living that adapts to the evolving lifestyle of 21st Century contemporary Kuwait. Considering the increasing demand for land in the city, the transformation of single family dwelling typologies becomes a must, where tenants should be able to enjoy privacy as well as benefit from vertical solution amenities and prime location.  Image Courtesy © AGi architects
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Article source: Atelier Boronski On a typically small site wedged between the road and the river this house in Kyoto is a kind of European canal-house in Japan. It is close to the city center but in a quiet street near cafes and restaurants, bakeries and a chocolatier. The museum district (with temples and shrines) is a short walk, and there are many cherry trees lining nearby streets.  Image Courtesy © atelier-boronski
Read the rest of Riverside Villa in Kyoto, Japan by Atelier Boronski Namdeamun Office Building in Seoul, South Korea by Mecanoo architectenAugust 23rd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Mecanoo architecten Located next to the ancient southern gate to the city of Seoul, the Namdeamun Market is the oldest and largest market in South Korea. Since its beginnings as a government managed marketplace in 1414, it has become an important 24-hour destination for trade and a popular tourist attraction.  Image Courtesy © Kyungsub Shin
Read the rest of Namdeamun Office Building in Seoul, South Korea by Mecanoo architecten Haifeng Da’an Temple in Guangzhou, China by Shaanxi Lvyun Ancient Landscape Architecture Engineering Co., LtdAugust 23rd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Shaanxi Lvyun Ancient Landscape Architecture Engineering Co., Ltd The case is meant for restoring the prosperity of a local temple. During our design, we find that its landscape, centuries-old history and the passion of local people require a temple which is magnificent but remains noble to reshape the memory of the site. In order to design the temple, we referred to plenty of historic files and chose some of the most philosophical and aesthetical “Architecture examples of Tang Dynasty ” in which ,no matter the profound eave or the piles of brackets all show the magnificent of the construction and the beauty of style. Furthermore, the nature environment and the manmade garden, the variety of landscape, which enable the temple to melting into the life of local people and heritage the religions tradition and producing positive effect.  Image Courtesy © Shaanxi Lvyun Ancient Landscape Architecture Engineering Co., Ltd
Center of physiotherapy and esthetics Sana Sana in Porriño-Galicia, Spain by NAN ArquitectosAugust 23rd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: NAN Arquitectos Following the success of our first project for the physiotherapy, aesthetic and pilates clinic Sana Sana, our clients have the need of expanding their facilities to give more group classes of various modalities of yoga and pilates in a nearby place.  Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto
House On The Costa Brava in Spain by Pepe GascónAugust 23rd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Pepe Gascón Some houses close in on themselves when connection with their surroundings is not desirable. However, others open up to their setting when it is clear that it endows them with qualities and provides their raison d’être and hence must become an intrinsic part of the project. This is the case of the Juncal y Rodney home since it is built on a plot of land located on the Begur massif (Girona) in one of the most sublime settings of the Costa Brava. The longitudinal volume of the north-south-facing building of two storeys – the upper one with three bedrooms and the lower one with the shared spaces – is thus open to the Mediterranean and the series of mountains and coves that are glimpsed on the horizon.  Image Courtesy © José Hevia
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Article source: AR Design Studio Black House is a private new build house in Kent, completed in the summer of 2017 by Winchester-based architects AR Design Studio. A contemporary property, Black House draws its influences from both the historic and modern buildings of Kent. A retired engineer and Conran interior designer, the clients, chose to move from a 15th century Tudor house and build a contemporary dream home in their garden.  Image Courtesy © Martin Gardner
NALU in Guanacaste, Costa Rica by Studio SaxeAugust 23rd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Studio Saxe Studio Saxe has completed a boutique hotel and yoga studio set into in tropical landscape of Nosara, Costa Rica. The project is another in a long line of sustainable buildings from the practice that blend contemporary design with local craftsmanship, embracing the natural environment that surrounds and frames the architecture.  The boutique hotel is set in a tropical landscape, Image Courtesy © Studio Saxe
Anti-Domino No. 02 – Wood Mountain in Chongqing, China by Daipu ArchitectsAugust 23rd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Daipu Architects In recent years, our studio has been working on a series of renovation projects. This is a legacy phenomenon caused by the mass and fast production during the past 10-20 years in the construction industry, and it impels us to proactively reflect on and respond to the professional reality behind this phenomenon.  Image Courtesy © Qingshan Woo
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