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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. Parkveien 5b-c in Oslo, Norway by KIMA Arkitektur asFebruary 25th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: KIMA Arkitektur as The developer’s business idea is based on urban and small, awkward sites, so called “space left over after planning” in central Oslo. This site consists of a narrow strip between two party walls. The block comprises nine flats, from 18 to 137 sq m. The plans are compact but well lit, from the front and rear facades and a central light well that penetrates the structure. Two flats have private roof gardens. The roof is also equipped with a communal garden.  Image Courtesy Finn Ståle Feldberg & Dag Alveng
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 Image Courtesy Finn Ståle Feldberg & Dag Alveng As the site is completely built over, the roof gardens become central to the development strategy in order to provide communal outdoor space. A tiny gallery offers changing art exhibitions to the public on street level.  Image Courtesy Finn Ståle Feldberg & Dag Alveng The material strategy has been to use a limited number of high quality materials. The facades consist of copper, heat treated pine, exposed concrete and painted steel. Interiors are featured with exposed concrete, white surfaces and oak parquet. The main structure is concrete post-and-beam.  Image Courtesy Finn Ståle Feldberg & Dag Alveng  Image Courtesy Finn Ståle Feldberg & Dag Alveng  Image Courtesy Finn Ståle Feldberg & Dag Alveng  Image Courtesy Finn Ståle Feldberg & Dag Alveng  Image Courtesy Finn Ståle Feldberg & Dag Alveng  Image Courtesy Finn Ståle Feldberg & Dag Alveng
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