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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. Stone House in Nha Trang, Vietnam by MM++ ARCHITECTS – MIMYAJanuary 28th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: MM++ ARCHITECTS – MIMYA Located in Nha Trang, a sea side city of Vietnam’s south east coast, this vacation villa has a very privileged location. Carved into the hill, the site of 500 sqm enjoys a unique ocean view, overlooking the bay and mountains in the background. The goal was to find solutions at early stage of the conception to optimize this viewing experience and manage the high constructions density of this residential area in the future.  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI
 Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI The overall design put the accent on the simplicity of the construction shapes, the use of raw and natural materials and some innovative interior functions. Also, the contrast between the brutalist influences of the main construction and the interiors carefully crafted is intense. The visitors experience, when coming inside, is real. The property is accessible from the back street, on the upper part of the site. Consisting of a wall of coarsely carved sculptural stones, in reference to the very rocky immediate environment, the facade on the street is completely opaque. It ensures privacy and orients radically the villa towards the sea. The sets of shadows and lights on the granite blocks array add drama effect and create a strong impression at the arrival from the street, day and night.  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI An outdoor staircase leads to the ground floor. The space is fully open thanks to the structure design which has allowed to remove all front columns except 2 supports integrated into the windows frame. Kitchen and technical spaces are kept in the back, the panoramic view is unobstructed. With the large windows opened, Indoors and outdoors are in perfect spatial continuity. The Sala has been recessed on ground level to keep the view cleared while the infinity pool connects the sky and the scenery with the place.  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI The sculptural spiral stair, placed in central position, is the focal point of the interior design, visually strong enough to do the balance with the ocean view’s natural attraction. Depending on the needs of the individuals and families, the first floor can be totally modulated with moving sliding timber walls. From a space fully opened to a floorsplit into multiple combinations with a maximum of 3 air-conditioned bedrooms, each with open-to-sky bathroom.This playfulsystem was implemented in order to be able to maximize theviewsand interactions. Oiled timberis the dominant material, offering cozyand luxurious look and feel, incontrast with the raw cut stone blocks of the bathrooms.  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI The master bedroom has been designed with a retractable glass loggia motorized. In extended position, the house disappears in the backandthe “sea-scene” viewing experienceunder the stars is total. In contrast with the simplicity of the construction shapes, the multiples esthetic’s effects and functional’s elements create a strong impression while the first value of the villa is the beauty of the scenery you can enjoy from every corner.  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki OKI  First Floor Axonometric View – 3 Bedrooms, Image Courtesy © MM++ ARCHITECTS – MIMYA  Stone House-MM-Section, Image Courtesy © MM++ ARCHITECTS – MIMYA
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