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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. B House in Bangkok, Thailand by Kit Design ArchitectOctober 15th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Kit Design Architect The house is located in outskirts of Bangkok. The 320 m2 land plot is adjacent from main family house. This house is designed for a married couple and their children. The background idea of space planning is based from Feng shui, but architectural statements must be expressed modernism. The 3 storey is formed by simple boxes geometry with feature of sliding timber screens along balcony at second floor. The timber screens are used as sun shading and privacy screen.  Image Courtesy © Beersingnoi
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Article source: Dudzik Studios Harbor Springs Bluff House’s raison d’etre is its sweeping view of Little Traverse Bay. Nothing impedes the intimacy one experiences with nature; the house is a theater with the bluff and the bay providing the performance. As you arrive down the axial driveway, the trees on the site frame the center section of the house, which is covered in ipe and steel grat-ing. If we are to think of the dynamic and shifting view across the bay as theater, then this wooden wall is a curtain comprised of a series of offset panels with alternating horizontal and vertical siding overlaid with steel grating. As the woman of the house is a weaver/mathematician; this woven façade references her passion. You will also see her influence through the Fibonacci sequence, which became a primary vetting framework for the design.  Image Courtesy © Dudzik Studios
Read the rest of Long House HS in Harbor Springs, Michigan by Dudzik Studios Taipei Music Center in Taiwan by RUR Architecture, DPCOctober 14th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: RUR Architecture, DPC Pop music, while a global phenomenon, is regional in its definition. The Taipei music scene typifies the phenomenon; while it crosses borders and cultures and dialects, it nevertheless has produced styles and genres with distinct transnational form and appeal. Though many aspects of pop culture exist in a hyper-technological or virtual realm, there is a need for a defined physical hub dedicated to the production and reception of pop.  Image Courtesy © Yana Zhezhela and Alek Vatagin
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Article source: PANORAMA Design Group MeeHotel is a new urban resort hotel in the city of Shenzhen, China aims to give business travelers a peaceful state. The project location is called “Bamboo Forest”, so we naturally generate our story from this name. Starting from the lobby space, bamboo was selected as the key material to let customers enter the lobby space and greeted by sophisticated light and shadow effect on the main wall. Various on-site tests & experiments with traditional bamboo weaver were done to create full height screens to define reception and lobby lounge area. Pitched roof ceiling and natural diatom mud finished walls overlay by articulated light and shadow effects provide a minimal and leisure experience for the entire space.  Image Courtesy © GD Media，POPO VISION
Read the rest of MeeHotel in Shenzhen, China by PANORAMA Design Group Tanner Office Building in Kingston, Washington by Coates Design Seattle ArchitectsOctober 14th, 2020 by Sanjay Gangal
Article source: Coates Design Seattle Architects Situated on a prominent site that captures a beautiful view of the Puget Sound, this 6000 sf building is a highly visible landmark in its growing community.  Image Courtesy © Coates Design Seattle Architects
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Article source: Sergey Makhno Architects Oschadbank is the national bank of Ukraine whose a strategic statement sounds as “My bank. My country”. Sergey Makhno Architects challenge was to transmit Ukrainian authenticity and culture, but did away from a strictness that financial institutions used to have. Design studio wanted to make the bank human and welcome to people.  Image Courtesy © Sergey Makhno Architects
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Article source: Diego Revollo A classic-style apartment, almost 20 years old, is the new home of a young couple with two children who, having already hired the office for the previous residence, have returned this time for the renovation and decoration of this new 330 m2 property located in Jardim Guedala – Morumbi neighborhood – in São Paulo.  Image Courtesy © Renato Navarro
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Article source: Cushing Terrell More than 10 years in the making, the $52.7 million expansion and renovation of the Montana Heritage Center will be a state-of-the-art repository for the state’s historic collections and resources, serving as a place for learning and discovery. When complete, the project will nearly double the size of the existing building and include 66,000 square feet of new space, plus exterior and interior renovations to 66,995 square feet of the existing 1952 Veterans and Pioneers Memorial Building. The Cushing Terrell design melds new with historic, using the space between the two structures to create a dramatic entry that will seamlessly connect the two facilities.  Image Courtesy © Cushing Terrell
Read the rest of Montana Heritage Center in Helena, Montana by Cushing Terrell Physical 2.0 in Shanghai, China by PANORAMA Design GroupOctober 12th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: PANORAMA Design Group “When Gymming Meets Clubbing” is the design concept of this fitness center that mainly targets at young customers. Mixing the essences of two common social activities, fitness exercise and nightclub dance, to create a new psychological and physical experience for different areas. Starting from the main entrance, guests begin to experience an abstract future space from the real world. The design language of the entire fitness center was defined by dynamic architectural envelopes and flowing fluorescent color lights.  Image Courtesy © GD Media，POPO VISION
Read the rest of Physical 2.0 in Shanghai, China by PANORAMA Design Group T3 Audi Design Center in Ingolstadt, Germany by gmp · von Gerkan, Marg and Partners ArchitectsOctober 11th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: gmp · von Gerkan, Marg and Partners Architects The Audi Design Center (DCI) at the company’s original site at Ingolstadt has now been operational for three years and has been extensively tested in practice by employees. What they found was also of great interest to the architects von Gerkan, Marg and Partners (gmp), who spoke with Mario Linke, Head of Audi Design Management. For the first time ever, the entire design development process has been accommodated under one roof. An open and bright building has been created to a design by gmp. The closely guarded secrets are nevertheless kept hidden on the inside; this is achieved with a horizontally structured facade consisting of a folded, highly reflective glass curtain wall. During the hours of darkness, venetian blinds ensure the required confidentiality.  Image Courtesy © gmp · von Gerkan, Marg and Partners Architects
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