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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. Osteopathic Surgery in Mantua, Italy by Archiplan StudioJanuary 18th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Archiplan Studio The senses are our window on the world. The project aims to represent the character of a ritual place, through the introduction of a few elementary signs. The space is divided into two distinct areas, the waiting area and the operating area, separated by a large door that emphasizes the theme of the threshold. The door is partly openable to balance and partly sliding, and allows you to modulate the large room to adapt it to specific occasions.  Image Courtesy © Giuseppe Gradella
 Image Courtesy © Giuseppe Gradella The volume has been kept at double height to emphasize the spirituality of the activities that take place there; the perimeter walls partly maintain the rough cement finish of the building site and in part are clad in concrete panels with the exposed rear face, to accentuate the character of rigor, and simplicity. The project proposes a hypnotic experience. A continuous drop falls from the ceiling onto a floor-level grating and marks the passing of time in a slowed-down dimension. Of the triangular wooden slats hanging from the ceiling, they introduce light hierarchies into the subdivision of the space, and filter the external light.  Image Courtesy © Giuseppe Gradella  Image Courtesy © Giuseppe Gradella osteopathic surgery The senses are our window on the world. The project aims to represent the character of a ritual place. The area is divided into two distinct areas, the waiting area and the area surrounding the threshold. The door is partly poised and partly sliding.  Image Courtesy © Giuseppe Gradella  Image Courtesy © Giuseppe Gradella The volume has been kept at double height to emphasize the spirituality of the activities that take place here; the perimeter of the building site and the part of the concrete. The project suggest an hypnotic experience. A continuous drop from a ceiling to a grating and marks a passing into a slowed dimension. Introduces light hierarchies into the subdivision of the space, and filter the external light. With Jacopo Rettondini and Christian Tezza  Image Courtesy © Giuseppe Gradella  Image Courtesy © Giuseppe Gradella
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