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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. Ono-sake warehouse in Ibaraki, Japan by Eureka+ G architects studioOctober 23rd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Eureka+ G architects studio This project is planned as sake warehouse among new residential area and commercial strip in Tsukuba. Sake warehouse has function as store in local business and as logistics base connection between sake warehouse to customer. Stimulation to the region and meltinging to landscape makes scenery.  Image Courtesy © Hideki Ookura
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Article source: Nefa Architects The country house is located in Odintsovo district, to the West from Moscow city. This is a rather small “summer pavilion” suitable for living all-year-round. The truth of constructive solutions, the outer metal framework creating the architectural volume composition define the overall aesthetic of the home.  Image Courtesy © Ilya Ivanov
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Article source: Hypothesis Design Agency This house is a product of an unlikely coupling – a reductive modernist articulation together with an intensive Feng Shui inspired planning. The work was a rigorous collaboration between the owner, Hypothesis team, and the client’s Feng Shui master.  Image Courtesy © Hypothesis Design Agency
Read the rest of Residence Navamin in BANGKOK, THAILAND by Hypothesis Design Agency Hyatt Regency Hotel Amsterdam in the Netherlands by van Dongen – KoschuchOctober 22nd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: van Dongen – Koschuch Situated on the site of a former children’s hospital on the Sarphatistraat in Amsterdam, the 5 star Hyatt Regency hotel, will be the first of its kind in the Netherlands. The historic hospital building is transformed as part of a new 211 room hotel. In addition, the building contains all the amenities that one can expect from an international 5-star hotel, with a conference centre, bars, a restaurant with terrace, and accessible spa and fitness facilities.  Image Courtesy © Bart van Hoek
Read the rest of Hyatt Regency Hotel Amsterdam in the Netherlands by van Dongen – Koschuch XAMAN BAR in Colonia Juarez, Mexico City by archdifusiónOctober 22nd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: archdifusión The project consisted in creating a high-end cocktail bar through the intervention of a basement in an inconspicuous building at Colonia Juarez, Mexico City. A downward stairway brings you to the front door. Upon entrance, dimmed lighting creates a different atmosphere from that of the outdoors, helping the user to quickly forget the almost generic appearance of the building’s facade.  Image Courtesy © Luis Gallardo
Sonnwendviertel Education Campus in Vienna, Austria by PPAG architectsOctober 22nd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: PPAG architects The Sonnwendviertel Education Campus on the site of the main railway station is the fi rst educational building in Vienna to be put out to tender on a target-oriented as opposed to a solution-oriented basis. The basis for the competition tender was the “catalogue of qualities” describing all facets of modern educational routine in schools. Observing a maximum fl oor space and without limiting freedom, the aim was to fi nd an educational building which corresponds most closely to the demands of modern education.  Image Courtesy © Hertha Hernaus
Read the rest of Sonnwendviertel Education Campus in Vienna, Austria by PPAG architects Israels Plads Square in Copenhagen, Denmark by COBEOctober 22nd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: COBE The history of Israels Plads (Israel’s Square) reflects the history of Copenhagen’s transformation. This central plaza was once where the city ended in a ring of protective fortifications. As the city gradually extended, the plaza became a vibrant market square – until the 1950’s, when it was turned into a lifeless carpark. The idea with the new Israels Plads is to celebrate the significance and the history of of the site and revitalize it, turning it into a vibrant, diverse plaza for all kinds of people and activities. The surface of the new plaza is elevated above the existing street level – like a new urban carpet. It hovers over the many cars that used to dominate Israels Plads and are now placed in the basement. The cars are literally swept under the new urban carpet. The plaza is programmed as a diverse public space for leisure, culture, activity, and public events. In addition, the new plaza has opened up to the historical landscape next door, H.C. Ørstedparken. A few of the large trees and water elements from the park continue into the plaza, creating a transition between city and nature.  Image Courtesy © Rasmus Hjortshøj – COAST
Read the rest of Israels Plads Square in Copenhagen, Denmark by COBE Hep Istanbul Sales Offices in Esenyurt, Turkey by CM MimarlikOctober 22nd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: CM Mimarlik The sales office of HepIstanbul is located within the relevant project area in Esenyurt. The building maintains a familiar sales office procedure. It includes three independent residential mock ups that differ in scale and function.  Image Courtesy © CM Mimarlik
Read the rest of Hep Istanbul Sales Offices in Esenyurt, Turkey by CM Mimarlik Stones Gambling Hall in Citrus Heights, California by CCS ARCHITECTUREOctober 22nd, 2017 by Sanjay Gangal
Article source: CCS ARCHITECTURE Stones is a 25,450 square foot gambling hall, restaurant, and bar – in essence a boutique casino. The building is an expansion and total renovation of a former Salvation Army warehouse that had been vacant for years, and is the first project of this kind to combine and relocate two existing card room licenses under one roof. Citrus Heights is a small city sixteen miles east of Sacramento – within California’s Central Valley.  Image Courtesy © Paul Dyer
Read the rest of Stones Gambling Hall in Citrus Heights, California by CCS ARCHITECTURE Shell House in Almaty, Kazakhstan by Lenz ArchitectsOctober 22nd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Lenz Architects Damir Ussenov and his architectural firm Lenz Architects designed a villa in the foothills of Almaty. The main aim of the architect was to create a separate, isolated and safe space, while making it possible to enjoy the wildlife. The unique metal framework allows natural light to enter the interior, bypassing the dense thickets and difficult terrain. The facade consists of dynamic aluminum panels which using an electronic mechanism can close windows and isolate the house from the environment, providing security and soundproofing. Panels are treated with white plaster EIFS (Exterior Insulation and Finishing Systems) which have thermal insulation properties and sanitizers. The house, which resembles a shell, includes a large studio with a kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and a relaxation room. A spiral staircase leads to an open and comfortable guest bedroom.  Image Courtesy © Lenz Architects
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