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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. House in Dawanglu, China by Tsutsumi and AssociatesMay 27th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Tsutsumi and Associates Renovation project for a residence which stands in the center of Beijing. By changing the closed kitchen to the open one and putting study room in the part of the dining space which had been too large before,comfortable size and openness was realized. Some tables ofManchurian ash which clients had been using for a long time were reused, and the wooden wall and fixed furniture was made by the same material, besides them other part of wall was painted simply white.  Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu
 Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu The front of the louver door that separates between study space and dining space is flat, but the opposite side of it is manipulated to a waving curved surface, so that in spite of flat surface as we see, sometimes we feel it as plastic surface such as floating cloud. By being able to feel the liquid fluidity from the solid surface, unordinariness is buried inside the ordinariness.  Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu  Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu  Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu  Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu  Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu  Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu  Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu  Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu  Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu  Image Courtesy © Misae Hiromatsu  Image Courtesy © Tsutsumi and Associates
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