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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. AK House in Timișoara, Romania by Parasite StudioNovember 2nd, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Parasite Studio The project acts as an intervention on a pre-existing structure in order to provide arenas for various activities – subject to change in time – but also to open up the interior, connecting it with the green in the patio. The open ground floor brings together the daily activities of the entire family. The vast space, almost free of any compartments or delimitations, offers protection from the street while linking the garden and the pool terrace with the green area in the south-east. The upper floor incorporates individual private areas, which make use of various discreetly placed elements to filter the visual communication with the outside. The last floor embodies the penthouse, which accommodates an area designed for personal body care and other sporting activities, connected to a suspended garden spanned across almost the entire terrace. In addition to restoring while reaching the green space of the patio, the terrace opens up to the wide view of the surroundings.  Back-evenign-with-pool, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio
 Back evening, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio There is a feeling of freedom of space, of focus towards the exterior garden and of a networking system inside the interior spaces, which is provided by the transparency of the elements chosen – the terrace handrail at the upper levels. The central element of the building is the white staircase; while solving a functional purpose, that of casting natural light amid the built structure, it particularly creates a spatial connectivity by creating focal points towards special places throughout its ascendant journey. It can be perceived as a white sheet of paper pleated into a weightless cable-suspended element.  Back-courtyard, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Back-with-pool, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio This black and white agreement does not necessarily dictate the theme of the house, rather, it is the means by which the space becomes a stage, focused on the hosted activities and exterior world alike. It follows that the space will be parasitized by daily life elements while being personalised and permanently transformed into a home.  Front-courtyard, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Acces, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Street-entrance, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Living-room, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Interior, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Stair-back, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Stair, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Stair-move, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Kitchen, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Kitchen-move, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Kitchen-detail, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Pool, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Bath-2, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Bath-1, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Facades-01, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Facades-02, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Floors, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Section, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio  Site-plan, Image Courtesy © Parasite Studio
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