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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. Town Houses along the Ronco River in Forlì, Italy by AUS Pasini RanieriAugust 9th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: AUS Pasini Ranieri The Town Houses along the Ronco River are part of a larger mixed-use development establishing an urban spine. The site is a vacant area in the outskirts of the town on the bank of the Ronco River, elongated from the Via Emilia and a secondary road providing motorized access. A series of irregular sheds stand in disarray along the sides.  Image Courtesy © Roberto Pasini, Jean-Paul Maltoni Fotobahn
 Image Courtesy © Roberto Pasini, Jean-Paul Maltoni Fotobahn The design is threefold, with the buildings located in between two green buffer zones: on one end a large park in front of the busy Via Emilia and on the other a parking area, properly shaded with trees. Walkways, bike-paths and seating areas are channeled in between the 260 ft long curved arcades of a three story building, with shops at the ground level and residential units above, and the regular series of four smaller blocks facing it. Provided with a line of trees and two micro-squares at the two ends, it functions as a vital spine conveying all the urban activity.  Image Courtesy © Roberto Pasini, Jean-Paul Maltoni Fotobahn  Image Courtesy © Roberto Pasini, Jean-Paul Maltoni Fotobahn  Image Courtesy © AUS Pasini Ranieri  Image Courtesy © AUS Pasini Ranieri
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