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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. HHCR – Househut Corticella Rubiera in Italy by NAT OFFICE – christian gasparini architectApril 2nd, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: NAT OFFICE – christian gasparini architect Abstract A country house is anchored to the line of the horizon, where the bank of the Tresinaro torrent stands as background and scene of the environmental field. It reinterprets the historical space named porta morta in contemporary terms, going to define a hollow space that becomes the fulcrum of architecture.  HHCR – South façade: main landscape view, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli
 HHCR – West façade: swimming pool and jasmine porch, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli Report Two side wings help to ground the house in the plot: they slide on each other by a transparent double height passing through which links and connects the spaces of the bedrooms / studio on the first floor through an hanging balcony. The porch as a solar diaphragm and jasmine canopy configures the open-air extension of the living room, while the first floor rooms extend the house towards the landscape.  HHCR – Main façade: detail, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  HHCR – East façade: main entrance, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli The open space on the ground floor places the kitchen in the south-west corner in continuity with the staircase and the tv room in the north-east corner, leaving the double height living space as the core. On the opposite side the private entrance to the house is linked to the services (garage and dependance) through another hanging jasmine canopy. Two continuous surfaces (roof and wall) meet and disappear in a single element: the glazed surface. At night the walls appear almost unfinished, suspended: the darkness deletes the differences between the sky, the openings (with their block out systems) and coverage. During the day, the wall disappears in the light of the sun, to read the windows and the roof as suspended and continuous elements.  HHCR – North façade: rear entrance, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  HHCR – North facade and small yard, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  HHCR – Living room: table fireplace and library, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  HHCR – Double level and living room, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  HHCR – Living room and jasmine porch, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  HHCR – Kitchen and open space, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  HHCR – Living room gallery and small yard, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  HHCR – Stairs and passing through, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  HHCR – Bedroom between landscape and garden, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  HHCR – Living room from the gallery, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  Kitchen: table and hob, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  HHCR – Bathroom and openings, Image Courtesy © Filippo Poli  General Plan, Image Courtesy © NAT OFFICE – christian gasparini architect  Pianta PT, Image Courtesy © NAT OFFICE – christian gasparini architect  Pianta P1, Image Courtesy © NAT OFFICE – christian gasparini architect  East Facade, Image Courtesy © NAT OFFICE – christian gasparini architect  North Facade, Image Courtesy © NAT OFFICE – christian gasparini architect  South Facade, Image Courtesy © NAT OFFICE – christian gasparini architect  Cross Section AA, Image Courtesy © NAT OFFICE – christian gasparini architect  Long Section BB, Image Courtesy © NAT OFFICE – christian gasparini architect
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