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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. The new world of work in Eindhoven, Netherlands by De Bever ArchitectenNovember 25th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: De Bever Architecten The organization of financial services ‘’De Lage Landen’’, wants to implement ‘the new world of work’ in its organization. As a result, a new location was marked for the main entrance. This inner urban location is the inspiration for the design which resulted in an ultra thin, oval shed with a diameter of 16 meters. The spherical elliptical form has a circumference of 110 meters. It is by three attachment points connected with steel cables on the side walls of the main building and weighs 30 tons.  Image Courtesy © De Bever Architecten
 Image Courtesy © De Bever Architecten The 3D drawn object is build on 6 PAL-towers. The steel cables are attached after the polyester skin is ‘pulled’ over the shed edge and the cold-bent glass sheets of free formglass are attached. At the bottom arises a triangular pattern with lines of LED lighting. These give a special effect. The polyester edges have alternating flutes, making the edge a striking appearance. The polyester plates consist of sixteen elements of 3×3 meters which are designed with one type of mold.  Image Courtesy © De Bever Architecten  Image Courtesy © De Bever Architecten  Image Courtesy © De Bever Architecten  Image Courtesy © De Bever Architecten  Image Courtesy © De Bever Architecten
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