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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. El Laberinto in Mexico by Archinature WorkshopSeptember 27th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Archinature Workshop A children’s museum in essence should be a space that encourages children’s mind and produce a sense of discovery by playing. That’s why the concept of Labyrinth of Crete arises as the starting point for the Children’s Museum – Iztapalapa.  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop
 Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop The Labyrinth of Crete is characterized by a playful element that sparks curiosity and the challenge to cross it. The starting point of this project serves as the central hall where groups of children will gather for the journey throughout at the end. The tour across the rooms occurs smoothly, in and out, blurring the outside with the inside. This allows to walk through the museum always differently, creating a different experience at each visit.  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop  Image Courtesy © Archinature Workshop
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