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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. Living House by Chetecortes ArchitectsFebruary 25th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Chetecortes Architects Designed for a business family who spends a lot of time traveling, with a culture of fluidity and continuity of energy in their lives. We begin by understanding the movement of people through body expression, using photography as tools. A picture of a sleeping person describes her as static, resting and distributing all her weight on the bed, placing most of the surface of her body on it.  Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects
 Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects A photo of a person walking, is fixed, but describes a movement. The person distributes his weight through the legs, reaching the feet that touch the ground with very little surface. That is why the house is an object that is on the floor, which is supported by 2 static cubes. This object seems to be still for the moment, but it is actually in motion, ready to go and continue on its way.  Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects  Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects  Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects  Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects  Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects  Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects  Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects  Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects  Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects  Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects  Image Courtesy © Chetecortes Architects
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