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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. Casa CM by Paolo CarlessoFebruary 5th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Paolo Carlesso A tree can’t grow up in few days. The design of this house was an opportunity to deal with the problem of constructing in a radical and anti-cyclical way.  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso
 Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso The construction was carried out in partial self- made; foundations, installation of perimeter walls have been carried out by specialized companies, the rest of the building was done self-made. The willingness / necessity of use materials and constructive ways sustainable, economic and requiring short labor has dictated all the design choices. The walls of the house are wood stuck, the internal structure is a steel frame, the exterior is made of a ventilated facade in ecological fiber cement.  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso The willingness / necessity of latch on to the history of this specific place, refusing definitely contemporary urban sprawl; orientation and location of settlements have been dictated by rural architecture. Building typology and finishing materials have been taken since the first “heroic” industrial expansion. Organization of the lot, poverty of the materials, the decision to build self made are related to the period of colonization of land happened at the hands of immigrants in the mid-1900s. The willed / necessary independence in conducting of the construction was also adopted for the financial aspect, therefore without support from banks.  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso The Hyperborean literature and not only are the basis of the will to break out the absolute immobility of our country, that the crisis has accentuated. Juoksuhaudantie (Kari Hotakainen), Doppler an elk is for life… not just for Christmas (Erlend Loe), The Best Village in the World, The Howling Miller (Arto Paasilinna), but also: The Man Who Planted Trees (Jean Giono), The Gardener’s Year (Karel Capek), were modern inspirers in fighting fighting against the skill and stupidity, accepting the imperfection of matter, the building on their own, the form, the completion times in favor of content, training, nature.  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso  Image Courtesy © Paolo Carlesso
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