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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. Fragile Shelter in Hokkaido, Japan by Hidemi NishidaAugust 5th, 2011 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Hidemi Nishida Hidemi Nishida is a Sapporo-based artist, designer. Through my all projects, I’m trying to make a place that could be makes an attentions to the surroundings. And also trying to extract a joyful happenings from the place. So my projects completed with gathering finally. I think it should have an function as a house but it shouldn’t be exactly house. I think it should be something like temporary shelter.  Image Courtesy Anna Nagai
 Image Courtesy Anna Nagai This winter temporary shelter leads people to gather, having a party, stay, feel the connection to the woods and so on in the white woods. This fragile function as being a shelter in the wild nature makes you a bit restless to satay there alone, but when few number of people get to gather into there, it’s get be wonderfully cozy, empathetic space. This is a reconfirmation of beginning of the “house”. And I want to make a primitive enjoyment to live.  Image Courtesy Anna Nagai About Hidemi Nishida Born at Kawasaki city Kanagawa, Japan in1986. After studied architecture for Kushiro National College of Technology, started to work as freelance designer in London UK. After back to Japan, started to create spatial works in Sapporo City. Being baa architect.  Image Courtesy Anna Nagai  Image Courtesy Anna Nagai  Image Courtesy Anna Nagai  Image Courtesy Anna Nagai  Image Courtesy Anna Nagai  Image Courtesy Anna Nagai  Image Courtesy Anna Nagai  Image Courtesy Anna Nagai Image Courtesy Anna Nagai  Image Courtesy Anna Nagai  Image Courtesy Anna Nagai
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