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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. Office De Nijs in Warmenhuizen, The Netherlands by LEVS ARCHITECTENOctober 18th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: LEVS ARCHITECTEN In accord with the philosophy of contractor De Nijs, LEVS produced a pure design, with the kind of detailed craftsmanship that only De Nijs dares to take up, and with wooden window frames that embody the contracting company’s own clarity and robustness.
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Article source: Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) Located within the established streetscape of St Kilda Road, the design enables residents to make full advantage of its excellent location within Melbourne. The fluid forms of the façade define large balconies for each apartment and spectacular views of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Port Phillip Bay, Albert Park and skyline of the Central Business District.
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Article source: kit architects In 2013, the political commune of Weinfelden arranged an open architectural competition for a new single building to house the fire brigade and the Samaritan emergency services; their resources had up until then been distributed over various locations. Out of the 58 participants, it was the «Grisu» project by kit that was the winner. The jury praised the project as a cultivated industrial building. It stands out through its architectural precision and the impact it has in enhancing the overall urban impression of the route into Weinfelden. At the same time, the new building superbly fulfils all the functional requirements of the various blue-light organisations.
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Article source: SUTE ARCHITECT The Honda Bigwing Ubon Ratchathani in the north eastern region of Thailand. The Showroom Building is designed to bring out the characteristics of the motorcycle rider. Bike riders have been caught with the body leaning into the curves of the motorcycle which the car cannot do like that. This is the charm of the motorcycle riding so we designed this building to be a modern and unique style. The slope adjusting is the tilt of the roof to make the building seems different dimensions of the space surrounding the building around a general commercial building in the city center. In order to create space for a biker who love to ride motorcycle such a Big bike.
Read the rest of Honda Bigwing in Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand by SUTE ARCHITECT A MUSIC ROOM in Schriesheim, Germany by Studio BecherOctober 18th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Studio Becher Perched on the beautiful Branich hill in Schriesheim near Heidelberg, this music room with roof terrace for a violinist offers an unforgettable panorama of the Upper Rhine Valley and the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region, with Speyer Cathedral in the far south, and Biblis nuclear power station in the north.
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Article source: Melissa Giacchi studio A club’s private parking lot (Serendipity Club) becomes the perfect opportunity to design a summer terrace, thus valorising and promoting once again a suburban area of the town of Foligno.
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Article source: HC SPACE DESIGN / H.C. TAI ARCHITECT INC. Concept: This is a one year’s house from the land to build the case, the original structure of the house owners can not be knocked out, so we use the way to build a large transformation to carry out. We first review the legal rate of cover and volume rate, re-apply for a building license, and carefully examine the housing and structure, re-configure and enhance the structure, all the compartments and facade, and build new 2 floors, modern simplicity Lines in the style, to carry out this case.
Read the rest of The F House in Taoyuan, Taiwan by HC SPACE DESIGN / H.C. TAI ARCHITECT INC. House To See To The Sky in Zapopan, Mexico by ABRAHAM COTA PAREDES ArquitectosOctober 18th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: ABRAHAM COTA PAREDES Arquitectos The house expresses the search for an introspective architecture, an architecture that envelopes itself, where privacy is the best gift. The project is an evolution of the concept of the screen wall, an idea arising from the exercise of homes in gated communities, where the search for privacy and wealth of interior space, cause a mechanism of introspection. The site, between party walls, is located in the foothills of the spring forest in the city of Guadalajara Mexico. The distribution reflects the direction of the terrain: west-east.
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Article source: 151 Office Arquitetura The initial aim of this project was the creation of a space that would unite indoors with outdoors, without losing privacy. Due to the limitation of the land (360m2), the idea was to ensure the best use of the spac-es, considering the angle of the sun. It is a large residence, with a social area fully connected to the ex-ternal area. The absence of walls and the use of frames ensures the full use of the natural light. In addi-tion, both the plate glass as well as the extension of the upper floor over the lower floor ensures better thermal comfort. Energy saving was also considered an essential factor for this project, such that, in all areas, LED lighting technology was used.
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