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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. Vodniy Residential Street Block in Moscow, Russia by SPEECH architecturalAugust 26th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: SPEECH architectural This residential complex consists of five 26-storey buildings arranged in a checkerboard pattern on top of a multi-storey underground car park. This configuration of volumes of identical shape and height has made it possible to create a system of semi-enclosed inner courtyards between the blocks. The main entrances to the buildings face the courtyards and take the form of stately portals.  Image Courtesy © Dmitry Chebanenko
 Image Courtesy © Dmitry Chebanenko The complex’s architectural image combines a memorable contribution to the city’s skyline with finely detailed façades made from ceramic tiles in different colours. Each building has façades of unique design involving the use of glazed ceramic surfaces of various colours and textures.  Image Courtesy © Dmitry Chebanenko  Image Courtesy © Dmitry Chebanenko Each tower contains studio and one- and two-bedroom apartments with floor areas of between 39 and 97 sq m. The ground floors of the buildings contain all necessary infrastructure, including social facilities such as a kindergarten, a fitness club, cafes and restaurants, and household services.  Image Courtesy © Dmitry Chebanenko  Image Courtesy © Dmitry Chebanenko The decoration of the complex’s entrance areas makes use of drawings from Sergei Tchoban’s City and Water series. Executed in different years and in different cities, the drawings study the drama of the interaction between architecture and aquatic space. The architect and client together selected a total of 15 works (three for each entrance area), which were then digitally printed on glass. According to the architects, this gives each of the staircases its own distinctive character while also exploring the significance of the complex’s name.  Image Courtesy © Dmitry Chebanenko  Image Courtesy © Dmitry Chebanenko  Image Courtesy © Dmitry Chebanenko  Image Courtesy © Dmitry Chebanenko  Image Courtesy © SPEECH architectural  Image Courtesy © SPEECH architectural
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