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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. Dishan Space in Shanghai, China by PUJUDecember 6th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: PUJU Located in Songjiang, Shanghai, DISHAN Space is a brand of collective space aimed to provide all sorts of recreational experience, where people meet to nibble snacks, sip fruit tea, play games and have fun . Considering the site is close to Songjiang Court built from Yuan dynasty, we hope to integrate the modern style into the traditional. After careful analysis, we decide to use the basic shapes that constitute nature, that is, rectangle, circle and triangle, to present an all-compassing DISHAN space.  Image Courtesy © Chen Wei
 Image Courtesy © purel Across the space, there is a dilapidated old house built around the Ming dynasty. Dark bricks, rusty plaques and glazed stones scatter about and tell a story from the past. PUJU try to use these materials to realize the design on the space. Fiction and Reality Deserted bricks buried in the demolished ruins are reenacted in front of our eyes.  Image Courtesy © Chen Wei  Image Courtesy © purel Bridge on Second Floor Mu Xin, a famed Chinese scholar once wished to have a museum of his own. When asked by the architect about his expectations, he said there’d be wind, water and a bridge, which is a symbolic architectural form in China. PUJU attempts to create a bridge shape on the patio, taking advantage of the walk way in between.  Image Courtesy © purel  Image Courtesy © purel Glimpses from up and down The first floor With a walkway in the middle, the function areas are arranged on the side, and a half-height wall to link spaces to create an illusion of unity and separation. If the pink shades represent femininity, the dominating black and white matches exactly male masculinity.  Image Courtesy © purel  Image Courtesy © purel  Image Courtesy © purel  Image Courtesy © purel  Image Courtesy © Chen Wei  Image Courtesy © purel  Image Courtesy © purel  Image Courtesy © purel  Image Courtesy © purel  Image Courtesy © purel  Image Courtesy © purel  Image Courtesy © purel  Image Courtesy © PUJU  Image Courtesy © PUJU  Image Courtesy © PUJU  Image Courtesy © PUJU  Image Courtesy © PUJU  Image Courtesy © PUJU  Image Courtesy © PUJU  Image Courtesy © PUJU  Image Courtesy © PUJU  Image Courtesy © PUJU  Image Courtesy © PUJU
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