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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. Roof and Rectangular House in Tomakomai, Japan by Jun Igarashi ArchitectsSeptember 17th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Jun Igarashi Architects I keep on design activities in Hokkaido, so most of my projects ran there. By designing in a remarkably cold, I continued thinking on response to completely different contexts from other areas. They are mainly “cold” and “snow”. Of course there are other various things to deal with, but these contexts have the great impact. In this state, I felt the possibility of “a windbreak room” and thought about the expansion and diversity.  Image Courtesy © Ikuya Sasaki
Read the rest of Roof and Rectangular House in Tomakomai, Japan by Jun Igarashi Architects The Spot in Serbia, Balkans by Modelart ArhitektiSeptember 17th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Modelart Arhitekti The Spot is a new multi brand chain of premium fashion sportswear stores, currently located in three retail spaces in Belgrade and Novi Sad, Serbia. The request of the client was to create a space oriented towards the customers who use sportswear to create their own style and identity. During the design process, the aim was to create a dynamic, modern and distinctive space, in accordance with the concept of The Spot. The idea was to design a unique space, which customers could easily identify with.  Image Courtesy © Relja Ivanić
Read the rest of The Spot in Serbia, Balkans by Modelart Arhitekti Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá Enlargement in Colombia by El Equipo de MazzantiSeptember 17th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: El Equipo de Mazzanti Urban connector The comprehension of a metropolitan scale is fundamental at the moment of thinking in an integral architectonical answer. More than solving a need for the expansion of the hospital, the project should commit to solve more of what it is requested, taking advantage of the good location of the intervention area. The project is located in a place in the city where two of the main avenues: 9th and 7th avenue almost connect. Our proposal looks forward to be a diagonal connector and work as a catalyzer for new flows, activities and human relationships.  Image Courtesy © Andres Valbuena
Read the rest of Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá Enlargement in Colombia by El Equipo de Mazzanti New Offices for Vigilant Global in Montréal, Canada by LumiGroupSeptember 17th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: LumiGroup Vigilant Global, a Montreal-based research, development and information technology company, mandated Provencher Roy to redesign its offices in Montreal. LumiGroup, a key collaborator in lighting for the project assisted the interior designers in enhancing each room with lighting adapted for a refined, modern and dynamic environment.  Rest area. Linear general lighting: a.light. Indirect lighting: Osram, Image Courtesy © Alexi Hobbs
Read the rest of New Offices for Vigilant Global in Montréal, Canada by LumiGroup The HUB Performance and Exhibition Center in Shanghai, China by Neri&Hu Design and Research OfficeSeptember 17th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Neri&Hu Design and Research Office The ongoing events and visitors that inhabit this urban oasis, together with the designed spatial elements, bring a transformative and invigorating life to a neighborhood in the making. As Shanghai expands, the Hongqiao District has become its new vibrant neighborhood because of the concentration of Hongqiao Railway and Subway Station, Hongqiao Airport, the new Convention Center and the CBD. The developer Shui On Land, the mastermind behind the Xintiandi development introduced the HUB mixed-use development in the heart of this new district. The highlight of this complex is the Performance and Exhibition Center that is envisioned as the “hot spot” of culture and arts of the new neighborhood.  Image Courtesy © Dirk Weiblen
Palm Beach Project in Sydney, Australia by Alexander&CoSeptember 17th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Alexander&Co Palm Beach House project is the transformation of an existing waterfront holiday villa in Palm Beach, Sydney. The project is a restrained approach to a traditional European vernacular, exploring bespoke quality detailing, materiality and architectural framing. With the existing house ineffectively dealing with scale limitations, the brief was primarily to explore how we could reintroduce a higher quality of spatial resolution. The plans and volumes were subsequently rationalized around better circulation, view corridors and access to the water.  Image Courtesy © Felix Forest
Read the rest of Palm Beach Project in Sydney, Australia by Alexander&Co Golden Tulip Hotel Sakarya in Turkey by Studio VertebraSeptember 17th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Studio Vertebra Golden Tulip Hotel Sakarya, designed by Studio Vertebra, qualified for the final in the “Interior Design / Future” category at Leaf Awards 2017, where a large number of architectural and interior architecture projects have participated from many countries of the world. At the contest, where 78 projects were announced as finalists in 17 categories, Golden Tulip Hotel Sakarya has succeeded in becoming one of the two projects that have been qualified for the final world-wide in the “Interior Design / Future” category with its time independent, clean and clear architectural line.  Image Courtesy © Studio Vertebra
Read the rest of Golden Tulip Hotel Sakarya in Turkey by Studio Vertebra Box House in Singapore by Ming ArchitectsSeptember 15th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Ming Architects The whitewashed boxy architecture stands out conspicuously along a street of nondescript houses, differentiating itself from the neighbors with its clean white façade with precise edges. Home to a floriculture enthusiast and her family, this house sets out to fulfill the brief of amalgamating both quality living spaces and ample outdoor areas all around the house.  Image Courtesy © Ming Architects
38 Beams – The Collectors Lounge at Design Miami/ 2014 in Florida by Olson KundigSeptember 15th, 2017 by Sanjay Gangal
Article source: Olson Kundig 38 Beams, served as the temporary pavilion housing the Collectors Lounge for the tenth edition of Design Miami/ Miami Beach. With 38 Beams, Olson Kundig aimed to bring a northwest sensibility to this international event, by sourcing fashion, music, lighting, furniture and other design elements from makers and purveyors based in the Pacific Northwest.  Image Courtesy © Gesi Schilling
Read the rest of 38 Beams – The Collectors Lounge at Design Miami/ 2014 in Florida by Olson Kundig Milán 44 ReUrbano in Colonia Juárez, Mexico City by Francisco Pardo Arquitecto + AmezcuaSeptember 15th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Francisco Pardo Arquitecto + Amezcua Designed by Francisco Pardo Arquitecto, in collaboration with architect Julio Amezcua, Milán 44 is an urban-regeneration project located in Colonia Juarez, Mexico City. The project transforms an old four-storey warehouse that was originally home to an auto-parts store into an urban market that reactivates a neighborhood, which connects two entirely contrasting areas. On one side, the booming business district that lines the emblematic Paseo de la Reforma, and on the other side, the lively epicenter of hipster subculture, Colonia Roma Norte. This area, which has been in decay since the 1985 earthquake, is currently experiencing a slow gentrification process. Centrally located and rich in history, it has been equipped with new infrastructure and now holds the genetic code for the city’s future development.  Image Courtesy © Diana Arnau
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