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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. TREVOX 223 in Hills of Naucalpan, Edo.Mexico by CRAFT ArquitectosJune 13th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Architects: CRAFT Arquitectos The project arises from the idea of reusing existing spaces of a house built more than 40 years and generate a housing with these spaces independently for each family member with the constraint of preserving the essence of the building, trying to have the least number of changes and trying to protect original details which in turn must be integrated into the new project.One of the most important factors involved in the design, is the location of the property, which is located in a gazebo with continuous traffic and is the visual culmination of several avenues, this generates: excessive noise, very little privacy and air stream impacts directly on the main facade of the house. Moreover the project is facing south, what makes summer overheat.  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos
This led to our primary need to cover the environmental factor, is create a transitional space between the private area and public areas, without losing connection between these and at the same time will diminish environmental factors. This was achieved with a double façade design to that used bronze glass Reflecta the enormous advantages that this represents, it helps to have a vision outward and in turn limit inward spaces giving privacy to in addition to the use of square-shaped openings that are offsetting the direct effect of the wind, allowing the circulation of the same without directly affecting the internal facade, helps filter over the sun which gives us a comfortable temperature. The outstanding feature of this design is to isolate outside noise and not lose the connection to the same, thanks to this design was created intermediate terraces, binds both contexts and is accessible only from private terraces.  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos With respect to the inside, absorbed existing aspects of the program, however, according to the needs of the project was to create new areas on the existing line along the outer limit and give freedom to every part of space, the only significant change was the demolition of the hall, which resulted in two separate blocks that are linked by bridges, resulting favorably creating an indoor garden, which makes vestibular function and connect the locked rooms and turn generate more light and ventilation inside.  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos The interior reflects ambient rhythm and harmony, with the use of colors chiaroscuro lighting creates light games to low intensity contrast with the exterior lighting, the resulting project provides the opportunity to experience different ways and spaces where you are.  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos
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