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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. SDM APARTMENT in Mumbai, India by Arquitectura en Movimiento WorkshopAugust 19th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Arquitectura en Movimiento Workshop Located in central Mumbai, our client builds a 6 story building, 2 for each apartment we simultaneously perform 3 interior design projects for 3 different clients, all from the same family; parents, (an older couple) and 2 families of young couples with children, each with different needs and personalities, this is how we address the same space with different distributions, each had a different reason on which interiors are designed, a concept far from typical housing in India, a space for living inside, contrasting with its urban context, with its social environment.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham.
 Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham. Specifically in the SDM apartment, after a talk with each member of the family, we got a well defined program based on the customs of each user and each space, the staircase located at the center of the apartment. It was designed as a sculpture in the space with more light and natural ventilation; with very subtle lines but protagonist of the space, it can be seen almost from any where in the public areas, it becomes the articulat or of spaces and is replicated in other architectural elements such as blinds and ceiling; every space, every detail meets a special character of the users, every color, every picture, every kitchen utensil, every linen was specifically chosen to complete this project and to make it unique.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham. The pooja room or prayer room was the subject of a major investigation that is expressed in each element, color and lighting, the carving work for the board is a real craft, integrating these elements in a contemporary way was our way to achieve a space for contemplation, spiritual communion, peace and harmony.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham. Each bedroom has a different atmosphere and they have been specially furnished with pieces selected from the furniture fair in Milan, we can see a wide variety of exclusive designs, artwork, rugs and tapestries, mosaics applications, arabescato marble and walnut wood contrasting with the white of the general area.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham. The living is a place where the ceiling is an important element and which subtly illuminates the area, the movement generated in it responds to the frame beams that form the structure, i.e., we have taken advantage of the space between beams to gain them aximum possible height. The kitchen as element for family reunion has been designed on simple lines which together with them ate rials create a serene and elegant atmosphere.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham.  Image Courtesy © Bharath Ramamrutham.  Image Courtesy © Arquitectura en Movimiento Workshop  Image Courtesy © Arquitectura en Movimiento Workshop  Image Courtesy © Arquitectura en Movimiento Workshop  Image Courtesy © Arquitectura en Movimiento Workshop  Image Courtesy © Arquitectura en Movimiento Workshop  Image Courtesy © Arquitectura en Movimiento Workshop
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