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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. Framehouse in Bratislava, Slovakia by plusminusarchitects, LTDNovember 13th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: plusminusarchitects, LTD The interior of a postproduction studio FRAMEHOUSE is located in a renovated multifunctional building on Miletičova street in Bratislava. Studio covers an area of 145 m2 divided into two floors and plays with materiality, minimalism and morphology. Motto “simplicity is beauty” architects are trying to undermine the motto “simplicity is beauty” with occasional spatial elements. Call words are wood, concrete and a bit of metal.  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD
 Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD The entrance to the studio is via reception, located in the parterre of the building situated in the pedestrian promenade. Reception desk dominates the space with its angled concrete form, resembling a stone growing from concrete floor. Edginess of the desk is complemented by a sinuous pattern of a large-format wall cladding made by oiled plywood plates with dimensions of 2000x1250mm. This plywood cladding stretches through the entire reception area, via a staircase up to the spaces on the second floor and creates the impression of integrity and continuity of the space divided by floors.  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD In the middle of a geometric staircase is a levitating spatial mesh of welded roxor rods, which in addition to its primary function as a handrail serves as a shelving unit and for interior greenery.  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD Just opposite the staircase is an open-space area for studio boss. Next to it are the most important areas of the studio, online and 3D workstations. Online workstation is designed as a showroom for clients with a dominant cranked concrete desk and ian editing stage with theater-like seating for the presentation of work. This department is enclosed by an atypical glazing/plywood wall that separates it from additional areas of the studio. One such additional area is also a meeting/coffee bar with a multifunctional plywood box. Behind this place of rest and good coffee are toilets, 3D workstation and technology room with computer racks.  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD About plusminusarchitects, LTD Slovakia based studio Plusminusarchitects was founded in 2004 in Bratislava, currently is composed of permanent members Maroš Fečík, Filip Kandravý and other co-workers or friends. As architects, we are interested in wide range of projects. From small design objects through interiors and houses for private clients, to public buildings and urban studies. Our approach to architecture as well as to customers leads to create unique precisely tailored solutions, taking taking care at interests, priorities and financial capabilities of the client. However, we use the same approach in relation to corporate client. The context in which the building is located is very important to us, because it contains future solution. Projects are always processed in maximum detail and most of the buildings as architects we also deal in the course of an intensive form of supervision. We take every assignment as a new challenge, we care about the concept, but also the final detail. We keep saying, that there is no need to bring things but to take them away, and therefore we are also trying to clean our projects to the maximum, to be clear and true. Our important means of expression is true materiality, therefore we are always trying to show the structure.  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD  Image Courtesy © plusminusarchitects, LTD
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