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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. Copenhagen Curch in Denmark by Architects of InventionNovember 25th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Architects of Invention This design proposes a church with a vertical emphasis, creating a distilled space for religious ceremonies, and an accessible venue to the community for a variety of activities both day and night. The proposal reflects the industrial past of the site, taking one of Copenhagen’s landmarks – Masterkraanen – as an inspiration.  Image Courtesy © Architects of Invention
Read the rest of Copenhagen Curch in Denmark by Architects of Invention The Melkfabriek in Arnhem, The Netherlands by StudioninedotsNovember 25th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Studioninedots As announced by FrieslandCampina, the proposal from BPD | Studioninedots was successfully selected for the redevelopment of the company’s Coberco factory site. Our vision opens up the current disused industrial site on the Rhine river with and for the people of Arnhem through creating a distinctly sustainable and lively urban environment.  Image Courtesy © Studioninedots
Read the rest of The Melkfabriek in Arnhem, The Netherlands by Studioninedots Rural Tourism Houses in Molino Lucero, Spain by elisavalero arquitecturaNovember 25th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: elisavalero arquitectura The plot where this work is situated was formerly a horse patio for the farm called Molino Lucero, at a crossroads between the Guadalteba reservoir and the town of Teba in the province of Malaga. The irregular, trapezoidal shape of this 475-meter plot and its access to an existing road on the north side were important determinants of the project. We also took into account the fine views of La Estrella Castle to the northeast, and the mountain range to the north and northeast. The project is inspired by vernacular constructions with white walls and vertical openings and the criteria for this intervention were rationality, straightforwardness and good functioning.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Ald
Read the rest of Rural Tourism Houses in Molino Lucero, Spain by elisavalero arquitectura Kinosaki Residence in Hyogo, Japan by PUDDLE Inc.November 25th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: PUDDLE Inc. The Harmony between Architecture and Belongings across Time: A Former “Kenban” Turned Into a Home. Kinosaki Onsen, located in Hyogo Prefecture, is one of the leading onsen areas in Japan, with a history of over 1300 years. Just a short path in from the main street of this onsen city is a small stream, along which stands a former “kenban” (a place for geisha performers from the onsen to gather). Built 50 years ago, and surrounded by a bamboo forest, we converted/renovated this building into a residence.  Image Courtesy © Takumi Ota
Read the rest of Kinosaki Residence in Hyogo, Japan by PUDDLE Inc. Liberty House in Puglia, Italy by Architect Esther TattoliNovember 25th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Architect Esther Tattoli A big renovation and recovery project has brought to its former glory an imposing house in Art Nouveau, located at the second floor of an historical building in Corato, Apulian town near Bari.  Image Courtesy © Architect Esther Tattoli
Read the rest of Liberty House in Puglia, Italy by Architect Esther Tattoli Ing Bank Turkey HQ in Istanbul by Bakirkure ArchitectsNovember 25th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Bakirkure Architects The renovation of ING Bank Turkey Headquarters, located in Maslak, a significant finance field of Istanbul, has been designed by analyzing, exploring and thinking outside the box, yet not interfere with institution’s working structure. The project designed by Istanbul based Bakırkure Architects, puts an example of how to make a working space both efficient and joyful.  Image Courtesy © Bakirkure Architects
Read the rest of Ing Bank Turkey HQ in Istanbul by Bakirkure Architects Eco Village Zmonte in Alentejo, Portugal by CAVE architecture & artsNovember 25th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: CAVE architecture & arts This project is a partnership with JGDS, a contractor specialized on adapting containers into eco villas. The challenge put by the client was to design a better version of the eco villa that where developed so far.  Image Courtesy © Joana Torre Do Valle
Read the rest of Eco Village Zmonte in Alentejo, Portugal by CAVE architecture & arts House in Charbonnières-les-Bains, France by Atelier Didier DalmasNovember 25th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Atelier Didier Dalmas Built on a ground with strong slope, the building takes advantage of the site by working on two levels. Indeed, on a low level a garage and a studio take place. We can also find all the technical elements necessary for the efficiency of the house. The accesses to these spaces are completely hide since the outside, by dint of the rigor of the drawing. (Picture n°1 and 2)  Image Courtesy © Jérôme Ricolleau
Read the rest of House in Charbonnières-les-Bains, France by Atelier Didier Dalmas MU77 in Los Angeles, California by Arshia Architects, LTDNovember 25th, 2016 by Sanjay Gangal
Article source: v2com The American Institute of Architects Los Angeles (AIA|LA) announced the winners of its prestigious 2016 Design Awards program Monday night, October 24, 2016, at an evening celebrating the achievements of recipients.  REAR/POOL, Image Courtesy © PAUL VU
Read the rest of MU77 in Los Angeles, California by Arshia Architects, LTD Koumori-An 1945-2015 in Wakayama, Japan by Atsumasa Tamura design officeNovember 25th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Atsumasa Tamura design office Value in Keeping The 70-years old house was inherited from Owner’s aunt, who bought the original structure to teach Tea Ceremony. A new living quarter was added later to complete this wooden single-story building. It had been left as storage for years and was too damaged, yet Owner chose to keep the old characters, despite cost & time, than to build a new. Inspired by his wish, the renovation began not just to restore but rather to create a space where the old section merges into the new in a harmonious way. The “Koumori-An” house offers the concept of “Value in Keeping” which no new house can imitate.  After the renovation, façade December, 2015, Image Courtesy © Sohei Terui
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