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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. Descriptive Memorial Regarding Coliseums For South American Games in Medellín, Colombia by Giancarlo Mazzanti & Felipe MesaJune 22nd, 2011 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Giancarlo Mazzanti & Felipe Mesa The project has been thought as a new geography to the interior of the elongated Aburrá Valley, midway between Cerro Nutibara and Cerro El Volador. It is a building that seems to be another mountain in the city; from the remote or from the top has an abstract image geographic and festive; from the inside, the movement of the steel structure, allows the filtered sunlight to get inside the space, which is the suitable condition for the conduct of sporting events.  Exterior View
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 Night View Urban and Architectural UNIFIED CONFIGURATION Our project took the interior and exterior in a unified way. The outdoor public space and sporting venues are in a continuous space, thanks to a large deck built through extensive stripes out, perpendicular to the direction of the positioning of the main buildings. Each of the four sporting venues operates independently, but in terms of urban space and behave as one large continent built with public open spaces, semi-covered public spaces, and indoor sports.  Exterior View Our project has three possible groups: Each of the four scenarios can be understood as a separate building, connected with another on an urban scale. The three new scenarios can also be understood as a single large building, related to the existing Ivan de Bedout Coliseum. The four coliseums can be understood as a great place to set both the buildings and public space.  Exterior View 1. The skeleton of the project is the pattern. Here the structure is an organization system or the understanding of vitality. It means that the relation the project proposes is its skeleton. 2. The skeleton of the project is made of the symmetry of the structure and the muscles. Here the structure is the way in which the limit or physiognomy of the project are equivalent to the skeleton. The skeleton is on the outside or the epidermis and vice versa, it is an expression of architecture. Architecture is qualified by the structure. 3. The skeleton of the project is the structure. Columns, bases, beams, roofs. Stripes, canals. Interior space.  Bird eye View The intellectual structure of this project matches the supporting structure. On the architecture of this project the intentions that support work, the final network that will eventually use the subject and the structure or skeleton of the building all coincide. The contrary: a containing architecture, of supposed flexible interior that hides the structure on the perimeter. This doesn’t have anything to do with the skeleton because it would not be occupied as a skeleton but as a void. The skeleton that we have analyzed doesn’t construct empty spaces.  Interior View The mixture of these three orders or ways of understanding the skeleton propose a pattern for growth and variation of the project that expand its status. They make it more as a vital and beating form than a stable form.  Interior View  Exterior View  Interior View  Night View  Interior View  Exterior View  Indoor playground  Indoor playground  Rendering 01
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