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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. Summer Cafe in Bashkortostan, Russia by DarkDesignGroupSeptember 15th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: DarkDesignGroup DarkDesignGroup has been working over 20 years in the sphere of interior design, graphic design, advertising, architecture, promo-design, webdesign.  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert
 Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert Set to inhabit the space for summer only, the design was based on basic construction principles, making use of simple materials that will permit easy disassembly in the autumn.  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert The 70-sq-m jagged form was constructed using OSB on a wood frame. This creates a dynamic form. The wooden frame was manipulated to expose varied openings, offering a playful enclosure, which allows light to permeate during the day. At night, simple fixtures light the angular blocks.  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert The unclosed form invites visitors inside the space while allowing them to connect with the outside environment through small voids.  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert  Image Courtesy Igor Palichev, Dima Zeibert
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