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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. HOUSE FOR A VIOLINIST in MÁLAGA, SPAIN by OAM arquitectosFebruary 20th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: OAM arquitectos With just one bow movement, a violin virtuoso is able to produce a sixty seconds continuous sound. In this lapse of time, the musical note flows constantly without sound alterations. The notes will be tied together by means of the legato which indicates that musical notes are played or sung smoothly and connected with no interruptions at all.  Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada
 Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada In terms of architecture, this continuity condition, with which the space articulates itself without breaks or interruptions, was a client straightforward goal, a young couple, being she a violinist, with two children. The small scale work consisted in the integral reform of a dwelling row house of 49 m2 with a plot of its property. Voiding its interior completely allowed increasing the useful inner volume by adding the original wasted spaces over the ceiling and under the flooring. With it, the functional program could be developed in two levels with an area of 85 inner sqm. and 80 outer sqm. , placing the main level of the house at the lower backyard level of the plot. The entry remains at the same original level, which after the house integral reform becomes its intermediate level, where only the music room is located. This point connects, with a difference in height of 1.5, with both the upper and lower levels.  Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada The house space is continuous and the rooms are defined with no need of confinement, keeping an open relationship among them, evolving naturally with the house owners. The kitchen is placed in the backyard as a small pavilion allowing a ring circulation, and connecting the living room, the garden, a green exterior hallway and the children room. The Mediterranean weather of Malaga city allows extending the inner house space to those exterior ones which integrate as new rooms. The building process has tried to diminish the visual noise, avoiding the use of many materials or excessive constructive solutions. Architecture shall offer an evolving silence. Life will play the music.  Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada  Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada  Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada  Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada  Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada  Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada  Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada  Image Courtesy © Jesús Granada  Image Courtesy © OAM arquitectos  Image Courtesy © OAM arquitectos  Image Courtesy © OAM arquitectos  Image Courtesy © OAM arquitectos  Image Courtesy © OAM arquitectos  Image Courtesy © OAM arquitectos  Image Courtesy © OAM arquitectos
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