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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. Estoril 153 in Portugal by Humberto Conde Arq.March 13th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Humberto Conde Arq. The Project of “Estoril 153” intends to solve the difference of levels between two streets. This is done with the creation of a services ground floor where two housing volumes settle. The volume A, with 5 levels, ensures the west urban front of the Mello e Sousa street. It´s turned to the sea and that explains the multiplous terraces it has as well as its grey color that is inspired on the foggy days sky common of this coast areas. This color is also the color of the predominant stone – “azulino de cascais”.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra (FG+SG)
 Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra (FG+SG) The volume B, with 3 levels, directly connected to the gardens of the Estoril Casino, points to the main entrance of the project. It’s like a big bordeaux balcony to the gardens and acts like the lungs of the whole set. This color gives continuity to the north building which is next to our proposal.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra (FG+SG) Although it’s pleasurable to be next to the sea, this fact brings in most of cases a quick degradation of the materials. This project solves this problem using a ventilated wall system, which also brings a reduction on the energy consumption. The fifth floor of the volume A is covered by zinc boards as well as all its higher volumes like the elevators and the chimneys.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra (FG+SG) The windows are in anodized natural color aluminium and the guards of the balconies are in stainless steel or glass depending on the cases. The closing and darkening system is mainly ensured by external orientable metallic blinds. In the interior redominate the woods in the floor of the bedrooms and living rooms and the ceramics on the kitchens and toilets.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra (FG+SG) The interior doors, furniture and baseboards are in white MDF, making connection to the white walls, bringing uniformity and light to the interior of the proposal.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra (FG+SG)  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra (FG+SG)  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra (FG+SG)  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra (FG+SG)  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra (FG+SG)  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra (FG+SG)  Image Courtesy © Fernando Guerra (FG+SG)  Image Courtesy HRA – Lisboa  Image Courtesy HRA – Lisboa  Image Courtesy HRA – Lisboa  Image Courtesy HRA – Lisboa  Image Courtesy HRA – Lisboa  Image Courtesy HRA – Lisboa  Image Courtesy HRA – Lisboa  Image Courtesy HRA – Lisboa
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