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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. Function Walls in Stockholm, Sweden by Lookofsky ArchitectureJanuary 29th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Lookofsky Architecture A full transformation of a 1920s apartment into an optimized living space for a young couple in Stockholm. The three main features of the renovation are a long kitchen wall, an installation and storage wall in the bathroom and a bedroom wardrobe wall. All of these built in walls neatly contain all storage and practical features, while creating a sense of depth in the walls and articulating different functions of the spaces.  Image Courtesy © Mattias Hamrén
 Image Courtesy © Mattias Hamrén The 7 meter long kitchen wall, situated in a large multifunctional room that was previously two smaller rooms, is broken up into a cluster of smaller subcomponents each containing their own separate function. By giving the components (oven, countertop, seating niche etc.) their own articulated frame, the kitchen wall becomes a playful composition with depth and variation, giving new life to the space and setting the stage for social interactions and everyday life.  Image Courtesy © Mattias Hamrén  Image Courtesy © Mattias Hamrén  Image Courtesy © Mattias Hamrén  Image Courtesy © Mattias Hamrén  Image Courtesy © Mattias Hamrén  Image Courtesy © Mattias Hamrén  Image Courtesy © Mattias Hamrén  Image Courtesy © Mattias Hamrén  Image Courtesy © Mattias Hamrén  Image Courtesy © Mattias Hamrén  Image Courtesy © Lookofsky Architecture  Image Courtesy © Lookofsky Architecture  Image Courtesy © Lookofsky Architecture
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