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Sumit Singhal
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.

KMYF in Bangalore, India by Cadence Architects

 
August 9th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Cadence Architects

The site for the project measured 60×40. The requirement was to build a 30 bed dialysis center. The unique feature of the site was that it was adjacent to an ancient South Indian Temple which was revered by the neighborhood for both its architectural presence and religious value. The context in that sense was atypical of a generic urban setting. The position that we took was to make a sensitive intervention into the context, we looked at the building as a backdrop to the existing scenario with the temple as the main protagonist.

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

  • Architects: Cadence Architects
  • Project: KMYF
  • Location: Bangalore, India
  • Photography: Sergio Ghetti & Cadence
  • Built Up Area: 9700 Sq.Feet
  • Site Area: 2400 Sq.Feet
  • Project Completion: 2015

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

The wards were stacked vertically to accommodate the thirty beds. The building was detached from the ground to enable congregational and waiting spaces for the people. The services of the building were relegated to the rear and the terrace of the building was conceived to be a cafeteria.

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

The building façade is formulated by surfaces built out of brick that has a bellowing quality about them; the sensual quality of the surface dematerializes the brick surface and renders an ephemeral feel to the building. The slivers between the bellowing shells allow light to permeate into the building only to create a spatial and visual feel that is as divine as the temple outside.

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

Image Courtesy © Sergio Ghetti & Cadence

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