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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. Central Building at Leuphana University in Lüneburg, Germany by Studio LibeskindApril 5th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Studio Libeskind The New Central Building at Leuphana University of Lüneburg, designed in collaboration with Daniel Libeskind, provides the campus with a landmark building that promotes the vision of innovation and excellence for the university. “The building represents our University at its best for the future. It establishes the new agora for students and professors as well as other visitors to foster the exchange of ideas, to inspire creativity and to support a vibrant academic life. It will be a landmark of Lüneburg’s culture,” said Leuphana President Sascha Spoun.  Image Courtesy © Studio Libeskind
Terraced House in Prague 5, Slivenec by Barbora LéblováApril 5th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Barbora Léblová Terraced house owned by a family of four is situated in a calm residential area of Slivenec. It was built as a part of a property development project in 2008. Three-story building needed a newly designed guest room with a bathroom and a study. Since the house is situated at the end of one of four rows of houses, it was possible to extend the ground floor on the side to the very edge of the plot.  Image Courtesy © BoysPlayNice
Read the rest of Terraced House in Prague 5, Slivenec by Barbora Léblová Showflat A1 of Chengdu CR Bund Briliance Phase II in China by Shenzhen Qianxun Decorative Art and Design Co., LtdApril 5th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Shenzhen Qianxun Decorative Art and Design Co., Ltd When designing the overall living scene, the designer centers on elegant and comfortable furniture and matches brushed stainless steel decorations so as to enrich space hierarchy and texture, creating a French, high-end, luxury and romantic atmosphere.  Living-room, Image Courtesy © Jianghe Architectural Photography
Shibuya Apartment in Japan by Hiroyuki Ogawa Architects IncApril 5th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Hiroyuki Ogawa Architects Inc We renovated our apartment building in Shibuya, Tokyo for vacation rental services such as AirBnB. We designed this space so that it will be a clean, quiet place for rest, opposite from the feeling of the city its located in and for tourists who will be enjoying all the excitement of Shibuya, one of the most cutting-edge downtown areas in Asia.  Image Courtesy © Kaku Ohtaki
Read the rest of Shibuya Apartment in Japan by Hiroyuki Ogawa Architects Inc PS3H in Sweden by SIROTOV ARCHITECTSApril 5th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: SIROTOV ARCHITECTS Renders ps3h show one-storied private house. Composition of rooms: open space with living area, kitchen and with a view on the glass garage, master bedroom with master bathroom and 3 guest-rooms. In the project are used Paola Lenti and Kristalia furniture, kitchen Valcucine, Davide Groppi lighting, sanitary engineering Agape, Nic design, Cea design, Mutina ceramic tile. Total area is 200 m2.  Image Courtesy © SIROTOV ARCHITECTS
Kuro no ie in Sasebo, Japan by TETO ArchitectsApril 5th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: TETO Architects The outer wall of the deep ink black cedar and the double tying roof are impressive this house. We made the skip-floor for making full use of the site with the height difference. In consideration of moisture conditioning, we chose some natural and organic materials, such as diatomaceous earth, Japanese paper for pasting walls, solid silk flooring and red cedar as the indoor finishing. A calm contrast has been made of finishing color with off-white and brown.  Image Courtesy © harigane yousuke
Halaman Printing Office in Istanbul, Turkey by EDDA ArchitectureApril 5th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: pRchitect communications consultancy Evaluating the user preferences as one of the most important criteria, EDDA Architecture, an Istanbul based interior design studio, created an authentic alternative in Halaman Printing Office against the ordinary management offices. EDDA Architecture, under the leadership of Restorator Interior Architect Eda Tahmaz, who designs the management offices and reception sections of the factory of Halaman Printing in İstanbul, Esenyurt which gives services to many international corporations in domestic and international packaging, packing products and graphic design printing, have realized the dream of an alive and dynamic office which comes in sight as a result of the exchange of ideas with the office users.  Image Courtesy © EDDA Architecture
Read the rest of Halaman Printing Office in Istanbul, Turkey by EDDA Architecture Prestigious Villa in Ramat Gan, Israel by Dror Barda ArchitectsApril 5th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Dror Barda Architects This prestigious villa is composed of two buildings: A house with a built-up area of about 700 m looking out onto the pool, and a guest house with a built-up area of about 200 m that sits directly on the edge of the pool. Within the framework of this unique project, we challenged the forces of gravity by means of a floating cube/ark with a size of about 70 m which serves as the master bedroom and is connected by a bridge to another part of the residential floor. The ceiling of the ark is disconnected from the rounded roof above it, and an upper window lets the daylight in (with appropriate lighting also during evening hours), completing the ark’s detachment on all sides.  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects
Read the rest of Prestigious Villa in Ramat Gan, Israel by Dror Barda Architects Green Forest Competition in Malaysia by gianluca milesi architectureApril 5th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: gianluca milesi architecture The geographic position of the project site is particular for the sea facing of the area and the vicinity to Singapore. These two aspects suggested to us to take in big consideration the nature of the shore and its beauty to be valorised and the panoramic view to and from sea, to and from future islands to be built and Singapore.  Image Courtesy © gianluca milesi architecture
Read the rest of Green Forest Competition in Malaysia by gianluca milesi architecture Milanofiori Residential Complex in Via Roggia Bartolomea, Assago Milano by OBR – Open Building ResearchApril 5th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: OBR – Open Building Research Milanofiori Residential Complex is part of a cluster characterized by a series of functions (offices, hotels, restaurants, cinemas, residences), which has deeply contributed to the improvement of the surrounding area of Assago, in South Milan.The design of the Residential Complex seeks a symbiosis between architecture and landscape, so that the synthesis of artificial and natural elements could define the quality of living and the sense of belonging of the inhabitants. The interface between the building and the garden catalyses the interaction between man and environment.  Image Courtesy ©OBR – Open Building Research
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