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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. Precise Optics in Mykonos, Greece by Dimitrios Tsigos – OmniviewFebruary 3rd, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Dimitrios Tsigos – Omniview In 1992, the sculptor Anish Kapoor addressed with his sculpture ” when I am pregnant ” the geometric relationship between a plain white wall and a double curved form. The iconic piece of art has been inspiring architects ever since, introducing the capability for a typical wall to seamlessly evolve to a more elaborate shape, while familiarizing the public with the aesthetics of such a transition  Image Courtesy © Dimitrios Tsigos – Omniview
 Image Courtesy © Dimitrios Tsigos – Omniview Anyone who has visited Mykonos has probably been seduced by an aesthetic of a similar genre: due to indigenous techniques and traditional methodologies of construction, one sees geometric volumes that smoothly morph into one another in a very similar way Anish’s sphere morphs on to the wall  Image Courtesy © Dimitrios Tsigos – Omniview Soon the collaboration with our client gave birth to the vision to develop a design technique that respects and acknowledges the traditional mykonean environment and blends harmoniously into it, but at the same time is contemporary enough to be an appropriate display environment for the haute – couture, cutting edge merchandise the Preciseoptics brand is known for. Moreover, we wanted a design that would allude to the aesthetic of the initial Preciseoptics store that was built in 2009, and would capitalize on the brand awareness the company has built ever since.  Image Courtesy © Dimitrios Tsigos – Omniview We decided to engineer a new generation of pregnant wall. One that is based on the same operation with anish’s beautiful work of art, but morphs into forms that are more complex and more functional, and are suitable for the exhibition of glasses and for all the other programs that are associated with the function of the store  Image Courtesy © Dimitrios Tsigos – Omniview The result was one that we believe is an uncompromising response to the design concept. An environment that is unmistakably referential to the mukonean aesthetic, highly coherent to indigenous construction trends, but at the same time an intrepid showcase of the advanced cutting edge morphologies that modern architecture is made of.  Image Courtesy © Dimitrios Tsigos – Omniview  Image Courtesy © Dimitrios Tsigos – Omniview  Image Courtesy © Dimitrios Tsigos – Omniview
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