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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. Institute of Image-Guided Invasive Hybrid in Strasbourg, France by S&AA ArchitectsJuly 1st, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: S&AA Architects The new Institute of Image-Guided Invasive Hybrid Surgery is an ambitious project, turned to the future while dialoguing with the existant Civil hospital complex where it is located. Integration into the historical site of the Civil Hospital In a location with such various architectural styles, the elegant and sobre architecture of the Institut with its shape, its implantation and its roof, borrows from this historical architecture to create a contemporary form.  Image Courtesy © S&AA Architects
 Image Courtesy © S&AA Architects A contemporary architecture, an environment of excellence Our ambition is to bring together in one building varied functions. Thus, the new equipment will house a large reception, offices, an educational area,a clinical area exploited by the NHC with a direct connection with the latter, an area for research and development, and finally, an experimental space in conjunction with IRCAD.  Image Courtesy © S&AA Architects  Image Courtesy © S&AA Architects The building is affirmed in its environment through its dynamic form: it wraps and rises, it is not fixed as the activities that take place. The Vegetation on the facade and roof refers to the organic, the lushness of nature and life, while the iridescent metal facade echoes the mastery of knowledge and high technology of the Institute.  Image Courtesy © S&AA Architects  Image Courtesy © S&AA Architects An organization fulfilling two requirements: modularity and uniqueness The project’s modularity allows great flexibility of the institute spaces, enabling to respond to the users needs and technological developments to incorporate the latest equipment.  Image Courtesy © S&AA Architects  Image Courtesy © S&AA Architects The uniqueness of the institute is expressed in a bounding volume. Although organized by areas, the building is wrapped by a single envelope ; The green facade and roof unifies the building, while inside an atrium creates a link between the floors, gathering the different sectors of the Institute into one strong entity.  Image Courtesy © S&AA Architects  Image Courtesy © S&AA Architects
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