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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. Single Family House Castelldefels in Barcelona, Spain by Marc Rabassa Piera (Ral)July 5th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Marc Rabassa Piera (Ral) The volumetric envelope is almost the first of the premises when confronting preexisting and program requirements. The contradiction between a latent hostility in an apparent idyllic condition of the place is also.
Often in relationships and transits the shortest or easiest distance is not the most appropriate. The direct roads become twisted, the fast roads become slow, which we take for granted it is no longer, the fine becomes thick and the thick becomes the fine. The strategy is to incorporate some of the preexisting contradiction. A grid of large-format pieces wraps around the house. This perimeter wrap is not coincident with the façade holes and the openings find their place changing plane. In the most exposed part of the building is formed a kind of a double-scaled lattice where some pieces are rejected and others are properly filter. Some of these can change their position at the disposal of usability thus activating the modifications of perceptions of volumetry and tectonicity. In other parts where the wrapping is still compact the initial volume is modified with the appearance of patios. The back façade houses a shady garden that becomes a projection screen where every morning the leaves of the row of poplars play to be small suns. Share this:RelatedContact Marc Rabassa Piera (Ral)
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