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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. Saint-Michel Soccer Stadium Competition entry in Québec, Canada by Paul Laurendeau ArchitectSeptember 14th, 2011 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Paul Laurendeau Architect Project description — Bold silver letters with a soccer ball printed on the main facade announce the building’s function — A black canopy signals the building’s entrance along Papineau Avenue for cars, cyclists and pedestrians — A 10 meter wide boardwalk along the front facade creates a link between sidewalk and main entrance — A symmetrical plan organizes all functions and helps the building assert its public role — A double height square entrance hall distributes the public along interior circulations axes and creates a link with the bleachers above — The fully glazed back facade offers an unobstructed view on the landscape of the former quarry — The wood structure brings warmth to this otherwise non combustible construction — Peripheral glazing at ground level create a link with adjoining landscape — The stadium simple form makes it stand out from its context — The building plays on the contrast between black exterior and wood interior
 Images Courtesy Luxigon
LEED considerations — A green roof — Front canopy that shades the facade against sun and prevents overheating — Black perforated lateral facades that can pre-heat air for mechanical systems — 100 bicycle racks that favor active modes of transport — A semi-permeable parking surface that allows rain water to drain naturally into the ground — Rows of trees integrated in the parking design to prevent over heating
 Images Courtesy Luxigon  Plan level 01  Plan level 02  Section  Site Plan
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