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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. Prestigious Villa in Ramat Gan, Israel by Dror Barda ArchitectsApril 5th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Dror Barda Architects This prestigious villa is composed of two buildings: A house with a built-up area of about 700 m looking out onto the pool, and a guest house with a built-up area of about 200 m that sits directly on the edge of the pool. Within the framework of this unique project, we challenged the forces of gravity by means of a floating cube/ark with a size of about 70 m which serves as the master bedroom and is connected by a bridge to another part of the residential floor. The ceiling of the ark is disconnected from the rounded roof above it, and an upper window lets the daylight in (with appropriate lighting also during evening hours), completing the ark’s detachment on all sides.  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects
 Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects The use of materials such as exposed concrete, wood and white plaster with clean lines creates a rich language of encounters and detachments between masses. In spite of its large area, the space inside the house is neither alienated nor threatening. The entire house is planned without corridors, and each space is utilized in an effective and high-quality way. The combination of clean and modern design language (created by exposed concrete, the detachments and the clean lines in the white areas) and the warm furniture account for a very pleasant and inviting atmosphere.  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects The guest house has been planned around an open patio and designed as a loft with industrial elements, together with warm and homey furniture, and the connection between both creates an atmosphere that is both young and inviting. The entrance floor of the loft includes the public spaces, and it all overlooks the pool.  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects  Image Courtesy © Dror Barda Architects
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