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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. Casa Da Lila in Algarve, Portugal by StudioArte – AJJ – Atelier d’ Arquitetura, LdaMay 17th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: StudioArte – AJJ – Atelier d’ Arquitetura, Lda A complete re-do project with special official built heritage department approval of a single family house, built on the fifties, with modern lines, and located in the heart of the historical center of Silves, Algarve, Portugal.  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz
 Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz Basically the existing situation was on a full ruin state, all materials collapsing indoor and outdoor. Due to the restricted permissions on this historical protected area of the city, the main concept was based on restoring the street northern facade, keeping the height on the rebuild red tiled roof, apply new wooden framing and renewing the coloring, therefore the built identity and layout of the ‘house’s face’ was kept.  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz Balancing with three terraces on different levels (floors), facing the south river sight, a modern shaped mini tower is sticking out from the terraces.  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz From stones and materials collapsing, a new pure white world was created.  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz The back garden south façade pretends to achieve the principle of contemporary architecture… big windows for natural lighting and ventilation, pure/plain stucco finishing and permanent visual relation of the interior to the exterior living.  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz Indoor there’s also an approach for purity… main white color finishing, concrete look and feel solid flooring, modern finishing’s on bathrooms/walk-in kitchen, mixing of traditional handmade tiles with different geometric patterns, wooden feeling on the ceiling and flooring of the attic’s bedroom.  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz The circulation scheme is very simple, based on open spaces, sided by a stairwell cut, connecting the three levels.  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz In general, this projects aims to create an harmonic aesthetical language on the combination of two worlds, the traditional (on the street front façade) with the contemporary (on the indoor and south back façade).  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz  Image Courtesy © Luís Henrique Da Cruz  Image Courtesy © StudioArte – AJJ – Atelier d’ Arquitetura, Lda  Image Courtesy © StudioArte – AJJ – Atelier d’ Arquitetura, Lda  Image Courtesy © StudioArte – AJJ – Atelier d’ Arquitetura, Lda  Image Courtesy © StudioArte – AJJ – Atelier d’ Arquitetura, Lda  Image Courtesy © StudioArte – AJJ – Atelier d’ Arquitetura, Lda
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