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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. Single family house in Vilnius, Lithuania by Architekturos linijaNovember 9th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Architekturos linija The main architectural idea of the residential house is to build an expressive, memorable building yet not overshadowing the fragile context, but directly to the matching to it. The residential house is implemented instead of the natural environment of a garden house built during the Soviet period, and spot-homestead type development near the junction to the block street. One floor, specifically elongated volume was deliberately opposed the vertical lines of the nearby tall pine trees. The unusual shape of the house was due to a very complex shape of the plot. Looking from the approach, only the rear façade with expressive silhouette, reiterating the scale of adjacent buildings, is perceived, while the actual size of the building is understood only entering the area through the gate.  Image Courtesy © Karolis Bingelis
 Image Courtesy © Karolis Bingelis The main rooms were composed in the narrowest part of the plot, while the plastic facade wall directs the flow of space and leads into the newly formed cosy and green square yard. The curved silhouette of the roof repeats the plastics of the building and emphasizes the idea of insulation and colours and is of the interior space. This is emphasised abundant glazing overlooking the yard. The external façade with opposite stylistic solution directly repeats their street line, while the broken shape contrasts with the curved internal perimeter. The main rooms are positioned at the same level of ground, the terrace (to avoid the specific pool smell in the rooms) separate the residential part from the spa complex. Window sizes are very different, selected according to the functional purpose of the rooms, oriented to the green environmental perspectives, avoiding direct views into the neighbouring yards. The console based on the specifics of the terrain opens the garage door opening, cloaking the entrances slope from the direct impact of atmospheric precipitation. Using the plot size and functional characteristics rationally, the auxiliary entrance was formed on the opposite side of the plot, along the rounded corner of the building. Finish is made of very high-quality, durable materials: grey clinker masonry and galvanized steel sheets, wood profile doors, windows and showcases.  Image Courtesy © Karolis Bingelis  Image Courtesy © Karolis Bingelis  Image Courtesy © Karolis Bingelis  Image Courtesy © Karolis Bingelis  Image Courtesy © Karolis Bingelis  Image Courtesy © Karolis Bingelis  Image Courtesy © Karolis Bingelis  Image Courtesy © Karolis Bingelis  Image Courtesy © Gintaras Čaikauskas  Image Courtesy © Gintaras Čaikauskas  Image Courtesy © Gintaras Čaikauskas  Image Courtesy © Gintaras Čaikauskas  Image Courtesy © Gintaras Čaikauskas  Image Courtesy © Architekturos linija  Image Courtesy © Architekturos linija  Image Courtesy © Architekturos linija  Image Courtesy © Architekturos linija  Image Courtesy © Architekturos linija  Image Courtesy © Architekturos linija  Image Courtesy © Architekturos linija
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