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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. DECO PATTERN HOUSE in Konakovsky, Tverskaya by Peter KostelovAugust 22nd, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Peter Kostelov 1 Function. This house is the second after the bigger cottage on the same plot. It is the guests’ house. Apart from living room and a kitchen there are two bedrooms, toilet with shower, a work shop and a storage. There is also a veranda and a garage for two cars. This house faces the bigger cottage. Its facade is richly decorated, which is sure to ennoble the plot and makes an attractive view if to look out of the bigger cottage.  Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov
 Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov The house’s dimension is due to the size of the plot – 21 meters long and 6 meters wide which is corresponding to the minimal size for two cars parking. Each of the two rather small bedrooms has kingsize beds, office zones and storage place for guests’ comfortable staying. Shower and toilet are next to the entrance. The living room is between two bedrooms. There are also a small kitchen, dining room and a divan area. Open air veranda with its small window for airing is under the housetop of the building. As for the workshop it is isolated so that the residents wouldn’t disturb the guests.  Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov 2 Decorations. The idea of the house decorations is recognizable for Russian style: a lot of decorative elements placed around windows and doors. Simple shapes and classical decorative elements should have created harmony. Walls are cut into segments and differ from each other in size of trimming wooden elements, color and texture all of which create moving background. Above them decorative elements – trims and shutters are fixed. Joints of linings and threads are covered with crosswise planks fixed with visible zinc screws creating a bulge effect on simple shape of facade.  Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov Ornament of decorative elements is graphically processed. Oval elements are removed from it. The ornament seems to consist of enlarged pixels bringing modern computer origin of decor. Similar drawings used to be seen on ornaments embroiled on tissues and were copied and multiplied like patterns framing the edges of the shape.  Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov 3 Technologies. Foundation is like a belt made of channel and is based on steel piles screwed evenly every 3 meters. Roof made from metal panels. Frame and panel technology is implemented in building of this house with timber 50 х 150 mm, insulation, hydro and wind proof pellicle and wooden trimming of both sides of walls. Decorative elements are made of water proof plywood of 15 mm. thick.  Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov  Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov  Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov  Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov  Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov  Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov  Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov  Image Courtesy © Zinon Razutdinov  Image Courtesy © Peter Kostelov  Image Courtesy © Peter Kostelov  Image Courtesy © Peter Kostelov  Image Courtesy © Peter Kostelov  Image Courtesy © Peter Kostelov
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