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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. Bungalove by Studio 63 Architecture + Design in collaboration with ED ContractJune 3rd, 2011 by Sumit Singhal
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STUDIO 63 ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN – concept for BUNGALOVE Bungalove, project designed by Studio 63 Architecture + Design in collaboration with ED Contract. New needs, new ideas or the rediscovery of old habits, bring us to radically rethink the concept of hospitality. An evolution of the concept, which is no longer tied to an aesthetic value of the space where everything has been done, but to the environment where the space is immersed. The future of hospitality, is to have the opportunity to enjoy wild places that are not accessible to “classic” tourist accommodation. A nomadic room that wanders without leaving any marks; “green” because it respects the host environment.  Interior View (Images Courtesy Prospettive Srl)
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 Interior View (Images Courtesy Prospettive Srl) A temporary space for a temporary stay. It is the idea of a return to nature, which refers to certain ‘radical’ attitudes that in the late ’60s led to the creation of fantastic living cells, perfectly efficient, which could be directly inserted into the desired location. A housing unit that favors the contact with nature and with the site, but with all the amenities and comforts that the modern traveler requires. Consisting of a platform and a wall decorated where the aggregation can give life to a single room as well as the apartment, bungalows and a living space designed especially expanded and evolved and transformed. A system for all’hotellerie fully customizable, with a flexibility of composition that allows the application from a simple village to a luxury resort. Bungalove … disassembling living.  Bedroom (Images Courtesy Prospettive Srl) Studio 63 Architecture + Design Studio 63 Architecture + Design is based in the historical center of Florence Italy. The fruitful encounter between Piero Angelo Orecchioni and Massimo Dei led to the foundation of Studio 63 in 1998. By 2003, Studio 63 inaugurated its New York City office, by 2005 its office in Hong Kong and by 2008 its office in Shanghai and an operative partnership in Dubai.  Bedroom (Images Courtesy Prospettive Srl) Our creative team is composed of gifted professionals, coming from various disciplines, working together in a fertile and challenging multi-cultural exchange. A strong identity is the hallmark of our projects. This identity is the result of extended research, creative proposals and deep respect of the contemporary language criteria.  Bedroom (Images Courtesy Prospettive Srl) Studio 63 is operating in more than 25 countries around the world managing to the last detail projects from concept development through design and planning towards their complete achievement. Our specialties are retail design and hotelier.  Bathroom (Images Courtesy Prospettive Srl) Philosophy The creative process is an intense journey shared with the client. Only close collaboration and understanding can lead a project to new horizons. This practice is inspired by a continuous research and the blend of various artistic disciplines. Each project is a new opportunity for growth and development.  Interior View (Images Courtesy Prospettive Srl)  Interior View (Images Courtesy Prospettive Srl)  Interior View (Images Courtesy Prospettive Srl)  Interior View (Images Courtesy Prospettive Srl)  Interior View (Images Courtesy Prospettive Srl)  Piero Angelo Orecchioni and Massimo Dei
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