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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. Yoga Life studio in Tokyo, Japan by J.C. ArchitectureJanuary 23rd, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: J.C. Architecture A spatial journey that redefines us who we are Yoga is about the inner strength of one self, it is about the mentality, as well as the physical, it is about the ability to go beyond who we are, and push the limits of possibility.  Image Courtesy © J.C. Architecture
 Image Courtesy © J.C. Architecture Our idea, is it possible to push the idea of space, into an in-defined spatial experience, one which can transform the physicality of space, to compliment the essence of yoga, to allow for mind and body to come together through space.  Image Courtesy © J.C. Architecture  Image Courtesy © J.C. Architecture We search for a material that can create gentleness, but also gives strength to a space. We used light to create continuity, and the experience of the in-defined. The architecture itself protected us from the elements of nature, while we from the interior pushed beyond a walled boundary, giving the user an experience complimenting meditation.  Image Courtesy © J.C. Architecture  Image Courtesy © J.C. Architecture From the hard to the soft, from the soft to the hard, it translates what we are learning, into a physical space beyond who we are, but allows for us to search within.  Image Courtesy © J.C. Architecture  Image Courtesy © J.C. Architecture  Image Courtesy © J.C. Architecture  Image Courtesy © J.C. Architecture  Johnny Chiu, Image Courtesy © J.C. Architecture  Image Courtesy © J.C. Architecture
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