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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. House A – House for a slope (extension) in Milan, Italy by gianluca milesi architectureApril 6th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: gianluca milesi architecture This project is a project for a house to be built on a slope. More precisely is an extension of an existing house. The particular shape of the ground suggested us to design a different level house, and this is the main character of its architecture.  Image Courtesy © gianluca milesi architecture
 Image Courtesy © gianluca milesi architecture “We think such an architecture can be suitable to be considered an XS architecture because is really “small” and because its architecture, simple and minimal but particular for the shape and the materials, can assume a meaning itself, despite of its dimensions.”  Image Courtesy © gianluca milesi architecture  Image Courtesy © gianluca milesi architecture The house is developing itself on 3 levels: a low level occupied by a garage for cars, a central level with the living room and a terrace and an upper level with the rooms. A swimming pool is placed on the side of the house. For the particular location in the nature and in particular on a sloped lawn the house has openings and windows on every side except for the one facing the road.  Image Courtesy © gianluca milesi architecture  Image Courtesy © gianluca milesi architecture We think that the “simplicity “ of the design is its particularity and that this simplicity is the way to transform a small architecture in an interesting architecture and a simple composition of white volumes can be can be enough to define a space in itself and a space in the environment. The house is though as box volumes built with white painted concrete walls and glass.  Image Courtesy © gianluca milesi architecture  Image Courtesy © gianluca milesi architecture The architectonic language is minimal but expressive, the shapes are pure and that sometimes it’s enough. The house should be built in 2017.  Image Courtesy © gianluca milesi architecture  Image Courtesy © gianluca milesi architecture  Image Courtesy © gianluca milesi architecture
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