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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. Soplo House in G Santiago, Chile by Cazú Zegers GJune 30th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Cazú Zegers G This house located atan extraordinary urban space is conceived as a “pavilion opened to landscape”. It´s back coincides with the access. It´s hermetic closed curved walls are inspired in the experience of walking by the Richard Serra sculpture of the Bilbao´s Guggenheim with my daughter, Clara.  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez
 Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez Curves are resolved as a double system of harmonic auras, which give form to “blow”. It´s a family house located at the bottom of The Manquehue mountain (tutelary mountain of Santiago).  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez It doesn´t want to be brought up as a special or different architecture, but generating a whole façade with the neighboring house (my sister´s) designed by National Prize of Architecture Luis Izquierdo. Therefore, “Blow” adopts the RollanZegershouse lines, generating the view of an open great territorial space.  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez The interior is made by extreme subtracting, an open space with double circulation; one by the hermetic back and the other by the landscape in front, which makes that no enclosure touch the front windows.  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez A dynamic space is created without hierarchies in it´s spaces. Inhabiting is given as a continuous flow between interior and exterior, horizontal and vertical, making it´s 1200 square meters infinite and multiple. The roof is conceived as a fifth façade becoming an observation deck plenty of flowers which also helps the thermic efficiency of the house.  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez The garden concept is inspired as an urban agricultural space with gardened curved terraces dialoguing with the access walls along the 25meters long swimming pool. The interior design is conceived from the sculpture concept, creating a dialogue between architecture and sculpture.  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Soplo Ana Mari Loüpez  Image Courtesy © Isabel FERNANDEZ  Image Courtesy © Isabel FERNANDEZ  Image Courtesy © Isabel FERNANDEZ  Image Courtesy © Cazú Zegers G  Image Courtesy © Cazú Zegers G  Image Courtesy © Cazú Zegers G  Image Courtesy © Cazú Zegers G  Image Courtesy © Cazú Zegers G  Image Courtesy © Cazú Zegers G
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