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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. FIRE STATION OF THE VOLUNTARY FIRE DEPARTMENT FLERES by ROLAND BALDI ARCHITECTSOctober 11th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: ROLAND BALDI ARCHITECTS The most striking element of the fire station is its monolithic facades, which are characterized by a clear and modern design and the reduced selection of the materials stone, glass and aluminum.  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz
 Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz The building, conceived as a continuation of the scree, which is caused by periodic mudflows from the mountain slope behind the construction area, was partially integrated into the retaining dam and penetrates the same out again just to optically continue the movement of the scree downstream.  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz For the design of the facades dolomitic rocks and rubble gained from the excavation on site were filled into custom made gabions. The use of local stones and gabion-walls for the covering of the facade strengthens the identity between the construction site and the building and merges the modern design of the fire station with its natural surroundings.  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © Oskar Da Riz  Image Courtesy © ROLAND BALDI ARCHITECTS  Image Courtesy © ROLAND BALDI ARCHITECTS
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