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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. Nursery School in Zarautz, Spain by Ignacio Quemada ArchitectsOctober 27th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Ignacio Quemada Architects The parcel forms a right-angled triangle. As if it were a child’s game, its design plays with this shape, on top of the leg that adjoins an eight-storey block (yet unbuilt), the “servant spaces” are concentrated along an elongated section.  Image Courtesy © Alejo Bagué
 Image Courtesy © Alejo Bagué The corridor and classrooms run parallel to it. To adapt it to the site, one of the classrooms is rotated until it rests on the hypotenuse, whilst the other two are located along the other leg. The rest of the triangle is left as an outdoor playground and garden.  Image Courtesy © Ibon Perez  Image Courtesy © Alejo Bagué This geometric interplay has a volumetric interpretation; the classrooms, which open out towards the playground, appear to be boxes with sloping roofs over the flat roof of the rest. Basic colours are used as the \”material\” from which all the façades are created.  Image Courtesy © Alejo Bagué  Image Courtesy © Alejo Bagué  Image Courtesy © Ibon Perez  Image Courtesy © Ibon Perez  Image Courtesy © Alejo Bagué  Image Courtesy © Ignacio Quemada Architects  Image Courtesy © Ignacio Quemada Architects
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