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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. Itacolomi 445 Apartment in Brazil by Diego RevolloJuly 12th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Diego Revollo From the ceiling to the walls, Diego Revollo, one of the most important names among the creators of the new Brazilian décor, offers a box that encapsulates a sophisticated selection of art and furniture, with balance and great visual effect.  Image Courtesy © Alain Brugier
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Article source: gmp Architekten von Gerkan, Marg und Partner The new museum building at Friedrichsplatz in Mannheim links up with the historic Art Nouveau building and has been designed as “city in the city”. Within a simple overall structure, individual units have been arranged in an inspiring composition to provide exhibition space and rooms for supporting functions. They enclose a central atrium and are linked via galleries, terraces and bridges. In analogy to the elements that make up urban environments – buildings, blocks, streets and squares – the architects have created varied circular routes through enclosed and open spaces with changing vistas and outlooks. As in the layout of the city of Mannheim with its “street squares”, the clear overruling structure makes orientation easy; at the same time, each situation conveys new impressions – just as the city’s diversity of the architecture, changes in the building lines, recesses and empty plots ensure that no space is identical to another.  Perspective northwest, Image Courtesy © gmp
New Slussen in Stockholm, Sweden by Foster + PartnersJuly 10th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Foster + Partners Today marks a unique moment in Stockholm’s history as work starts on site at Slussen, located at the heart of the historic city and its archipelago. The construction of the New Slussen is one of the largest urban transformation projects in Sweden. It was won by Foster + Partners following an international competition and is being designed in collaboration with the City of Stockholm. Following extensive public consultation, the SEK 12 Billion project will create a dynamic urban quarter, responding to its historic context and transforming the city centre.  View from the new restaurants and cafes of Sodermalm towards Gamla Stan with the new bridge connecting the two urban centres, Image Courtesy © Foster + Partners
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Article source: Núcleo de Arquitetura Experimental The house has a naturalistic character, with its structure and covering being molded “in loco”, through the use of traditional construction techniques. The openings, exterior walls and other similar elements were designed and executed by local professionals, with no predominant suppliers.  Image Courtesy © Alexandre Prass
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Article source: zone zuid architecten Dutch design office zone zuid architecten recently completed a new home in one of the suburbs of Roosendaal. The 225 sq m house is designed as a deconstruction of a traditional Dutch house silhouette, several floors for living with a gable roof. The main goal was to create a strong relation between the interior and the exterior of the plot. For example the house is placed on a raised terrace. This terrace becomes part of the living space but also the other way around. The volumes are then shifted relative to each other and are abstracting the silhouette.  Image Courtesy © Ruimtes in beeld
Read the rest of House Daasdonklaan in Roosendaal, Netherlands by zone zuid architecten Sofftek Corporate Office in Toreo, Mexico by Pentagono EstudioJuly 10th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Pentagono Estudio Softtek is a global provider of process-driven IT solutions with 30 offices in North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia. With 15 Global Delivery Centers in the U.S., Mexico, China, Brazil, Argentina, Costa Rica, Spain, Hungary and India, Softtek helps improve time to-business-solution, lower costs of existing applications, deliver better engineered and tested applications, and produce predictable outcomes for top-tier corporations in over 20 countries.  Image Courtesy © LGM Studio
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Article source: DEAR DESIGN Studio Dear Design were commissioned to design the new location of Dehesa Santa Maria in terminal T1 of Barcelona airport. The objectives for this project were: to create a specially designed space for the boarding area, where one can comfortably pass time before long-haul flights. The surface was broadened and as it grew, it was essential to reorganize the space with fluid and intuitive paths. As the restaurant is located next to the glass facade, it was necessary to créate an element which provided shade and played with the sunlight.  Image Courtesy © xaviTorrent
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Article source: Fokkema & Partners Architecten ROC Mondriaan in The Hague officially opened the schools that were renovated by Fokkema & Partners to become a new Hospitality Campus. At the opening, the Mayor of The Hague Van Aartsen stated: ‘This new campus is an asset to the city and for education in the region’. Today more than ever, the school can cooperate with the city and local business opening its facilities for events and meetings. The design by Fokkema & Partners provides the students with a fully equipped and bright learning environment as well as with a vibrant heart where they can practice their skills. Organized around a grand café in the central atrium there are several restaurant “pockets”. These pockets with different hospitality concepts each have their unique style and offer splendid views of the student activity in the preparation kitchens. A new canopy over the entrance accentuates the view into the grand café depot.  Image Courtesy © Horizon Photoworks
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Article source: Diego Revollo The Loft, with 105 m2, is located in the south zone from São Paulo, in a strictly residential buildings neighborhood, basically from the 80 and 90 decade. For this reason we started from a traditional compartmentalized apartment with exaggerated number of divisions and closed rooms if related to its area.  Image Courtesy © Alain Brugier
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Article source: AAMER ARCHITECTS Located in front of a bus-stop at a junction of a minor road and a busy main road, this reconstruction of a small bungalow house is attracting attention from the community for its dynamic form and interesting use of materials. The unique combination of raw off-form concrete and finely crafted solid teak screens from Bali veils and protects the house from its harsh urban environment without compromising on views, natural light and ventilation.  Image Courtesy © Sanjay Kewlani
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