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Sumit Singhal
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.

Parkhill Competition Winning Proposal in Bratislava, Slovakia by Nice Architects

 
February 16th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Nice Architects 

Imagine former site of old outdoor amphitheater virtually unsuitable for residential development. Terrain too steep for comfortable traffic, sloping northward preventing proper isolation  On the other hand it is offering spectacular views on Bratislava and proximity of one of the oldest park in Bratislava.

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  • Architects: Nice Architects
  • Project: Parkhill
  • Location: Budkova Cesta, Bratislava, Slovakia
  • Project phase: Open urban design/architectural competition – Winner
  • Date: November 2012
  • Team: Tomáš Žáček, Soňa Pohlová, Igor Žáček + 2ka landscape architects

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This 52 000 m2 site happened to be a stage of most recent urban design/ architectural competition in Slovak republic. Assignment was to create intensive residential development with public services located in the lower part of the site. One of the requirements was to preserve V-shaped Chestnut garden leaving the rest of the site for further development.

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We distributed proposed volume  along the edges of the site. It helped to solve insolation problem and gave us opportunity to place underground garages along the edge of the site leaving heart of the zone for grandiose and green public space connected with adjacent Chestnut garden.

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Residential houses were designed essentially as rowhouses with flexible floor plan and set of various facades. Inspiration for them can be traced to modern villas from 30ties which  and 50ties present in the neighbourhood. This idea helped to create architecture characterized human scale, local connection and variety of public spaces. Final composition of the buildings is also serving as small reminiscence of the former amphitheatre.

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Categories: Housing Development, Residential




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