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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. Studio LI in Paris, France by Anne Rolland ArchitecteAugust 14th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Anne Rolland Architecte This one-room flat is located in one of the oldest part of Paris, in a mid-seventeenth century mansion townhouse. Connected to the groundfloor of the yard, what were the former stables became the kitchen of the master flat above. Then, it of was abandoned during 70 years, until 2013, when detached and sold apart. Anne Rolland’s Studio undertook in 2015 to refurbish it as a cosy one room flat.  Image Courtesy © Jérôme Fleurier
 Image Courtesy © Jérôme Fleurier Transformation started with partition walls removal, in order to create a large space feeling. The facade wall is cleared to welcome the daylight, while the opposite one reveals from kitchen to shower its old limestone masonry again.  Image Courtesy © Jérôme Fleurier  Image Courtesy © Jérôme Fleurier Space is divided in two by a multi purpose closet furniture: on one side the bed corner and the toilet, on the other one kitchen and living space. This furniture, entirely made of scandinavian like birch tree plywood, first raises the bed from the floor on an intimate stage, and is also used as storage space, as desk and dressing room.  Image Courtesy © Jérôme Fleurier  Image Courtesy © Jérôme Fleurier During the work, the former slurry pit was found, and was restored. A 10sqM bonus for the flat ! A piece of glass floor and a mechanic trap door were installed to make access to daylight and visitors.  Image Courtesy © Jérôme Fleurier  Image Courtesy © Anne Rolland Architecte  Image Courtesy © Anne Rolland Architecte
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