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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. Loftwonen Strijp-S in Eindhoven, The Netherlands by architecten|en|enJanuary 9th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: architecten|en|en Loftwonen is a special form of urban residence. The idea of Loftwonen is based on high rooms and flexible floor plans. Block 61, which was designed by architecten|en|en, is part of an urban composition of three housing blocks that are constructed in a similar manner. The housing blocks are located along the railway as an extension of the well-known Klokgebouw. The three buildings are separated from the railway by means of an oblong parking garage, which parallels the railway embankment.  Image Courtesy © BASE Photography
 Image Courtesy © BASE Photography Strijp-S is characterized by bold industrial buildings. The architecture of the new housing blocks seamlessly complements this style. Façades constructed from red brickwork and prefabricated colored concrete in massive repetitive patterns create a robust architecture that matches its surroundings.  Image Courtesy © BASE Photography  Image Courtesy © BASE Photography The seven-layer apartment complex consists of two wings that surround a large shared courtyard. In this area, one can find the galleries with the entrances to the housing units and a so-called \”waterfall stairway\”. Contrary to its robust appearance, the courtyard has been designed in a small-scale, but special manner. Everything in this courtyard has a sky blue color, creating a peaceful oasis within the dynamic Strijp-S area. In the plinth of the building on the Philitelaan, a small number of commercial rooms can be found next to the entrance.  Image Courtesy © BASE Photography  Image Courtesy © BASE Photography The apartments have unusual floor heights. They are 3.20 meters tall, which allows a great deal of spatial freedom. The rooms have been equipped with sanitation blocks, also known as \”cubies\”, in which the kitchen, the toilet and the bathrooms have been incorporated. This allows the rest of the space to be arranged flexibly as required.  Image Courtesy © BASE Photography
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