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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. Duecentosessanta MQ in Trento, Italy by Simone BossiAugust 3rd, 2012 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Simone Bossi In a little town in the north of Italy, close to the city of Trento, there is a private park close to a small lake. A worthless and unused tennis court was the reason for an international art competition called 260MQ organized by studio supergulp (firenze – italy)with the aim to achieve a new space quality.  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi
 Image Courtesy Simone Bossi The work is a site specific pavillion that describes the surroundings, underlines the importance of the elements playing with: light, water, stone, wood. Visitors can enter into the opera, walking trough the wooden boards, sit in a small patio on a stone. They can relax for a while and consider what they have around. The pavillion can also be used for events and concerts as a real scenography where characters can dissappear or silently walk in the dark water that constantly reflects the sky.  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi  Image Courtesy Simone Bossi
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