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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. FGV house in Catania, Italy by TuttiarchitettiFebruary 16th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Tuttiarchitetti From 1 room of 48 sqm to 4 rooms of 16 sqm: increase of surfaces, multiplication of space. Two overturned and turned 90 ° turnstiles – in birch plywood panels – operate this magic, also providing the “disappearance” of the metal loft, heavy burden of the previous real estate RE-structuring, and returning “air” to the compartment. The space is so circular: from the living room, to the kitchen, to the study, to the upper bedroom: that from the living room, on the study, connected to the kitchen by a yellow monochrome staircase “dug out” in the birch portals; as well as the front desk counter.  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti
 Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti A further small portal in multilayer panels frames the entrance compartment and rotates to “latch” the bathroom by rotating orthogonally along the two vertical and horizontal axes. A reinterpretation of the traditional dark wood in solid wood – unobtrusively removed from the fixtures – completes the spatiality “to lift” this small-sized studio, suitably modulating the light of only two large windows.  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti  Image Courtesy © Tuttiarchitetti
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