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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. Parametric Residence in Moscow Region, Russia by Simon Rastorguev Design GroupJune 11th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Simon Rastorguev Design Group Construction of a unique futuristic private house in the Moscow suburbs started. Parametric Residence is a building with polygonal architecture. Its design is based on the synergy of creative and artistic searches with algorithms of parametric computer modeling. This house is located in the Uspenskoe village (Rublyovo-Uspenskoe Highway) on the bank of the Moskva River, not far from Moscow.  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group
 Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group Project site is located on the border of the protected zone of the river. Therefore, there are wonderful views on the untouched nature of the river floodplain from the terraces of the house, and the building itself becomes a bright, attractive object, visible from great distances.  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group Parametric Residence is located on the terrain slope, which significantly influenced the design of the building, starting from the first sketches. An unexpected futuristic interpretation of the image of 19th-century Russian manor-house with a wide front staircase leading to the garden is reflected on the facade facing the Moskva River.  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group Multi-functional exterior structure is attached to the opposite facade. By its form, this art object refers to the geometry of the Möbius strip. Starting as a line above the entrance to the garage it descends to the ground, turning into a bench at the entrance, then flows into the canopy above the front door and later grows into a pergola over the guest parking lot.  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group The design process was multistage and very varied. 25 different sketches of the future building was made at the earliest stage. Analysis of the optimal architecture of the house was made on the basis of these sketches. The final version was chosen from the sketches and became a starting point for the detailed design.  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group A design group and engineering department worked on the project from September 2016 to December 2016. During this time the detailed design of the house was completed. A fundamentally new façade system based on fiber-reinforced concrete was developed.  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group  Image Courtesy © Simon Rastorguev Design Group
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