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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. Interstice in Regensburg, Germany by Fabi Architekten BDAFebruary 13th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Fabi Architekten BDA The “Ganghofersiedlung” was built under the National Socialists as “Siedlung Göring-Heim” for the members of the “Messerschmidtwerke” into the 1930 years. The strongly rehabilitation needy settlement houses are under ensemble and protection of historical monuments. To leave the existing house still free, the architect built an transparent and structural supporting glasstransit. Just like a bridge between existing house and new bulidling.  Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz
 Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz The glass joint functions as a visual separation at a simultaneous functional connection. The complete siding of the settlement-house remains of the outside visibly, the building got completely in his proportion.  Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz The individual rooms are located with the small rooms and the reduced windows in the existing house. the building extension contrasts with it´s airy, oppend, huge living-,cooking and eating area. There therefore are in small pieces, comfortable areas, and modern, generous living situations immediate besides each other.  Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz  Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz  Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz  Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz  Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz  Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz  Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz  Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz  Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz  Image Courtesy © Herbert Stolz  Image Courtesy Fabi Architekten BDA
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