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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. LAS TORRES MULTIFAMILY BUILDING in Caracas, Venezuela by NMD NOMADASAugust 16th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: NMD NOMADAS The building is defined as a series of pleats in direct dialogue with strong topographical conditions. The tower lies on the hillside.From the natural conformation of the relief, the architectural gesture generates a transversal line to the ridge, becoming a viaduct that connects the upper and the lower part of the existing site, as it rises above the new main road design and an existing secondary road.  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS
 Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS For this reasonthis building does not have a unique level of access; they become multiples entries allowing different levels of vehicular and pedestrian access, derived from its special response in constant topographical exchange.  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS When the building develops horizontally, it receives public spatiality (meeting spaces, recreational spaces and community production); when the building becomes vertical, it receives private spatiality (multifamily housing).  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS Reclining this vertical building, it becomes a major urban, architectural and community piece. It is a vertical building made by stacking pieces, with urban, local and building responsibilities: it is a building of buildings.  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS  Image Courtesy © NMD NOMADAS
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