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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. Laia House in Barcelona, Spain by CAVAA arquitectesMay 8th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: CAVAA arquitectes The project was born from the idea to link the different spaces of the house by means of a unifying element. This concept was materialized employing a suspended ceiling that communicated both ends of the apartment and overlaid the existing elements and the new intervention. The apartment, slightly under fifty square meters, was originally subdivided into smaller rooms that configured a poorly lighted and ventilated space. The rooms were originally organized by a wide corridor that allowed both segregated and combined domestic activities.  Image Courtesy © Filippo Polli
 Image Courtesy © Filippo Polli In order to maintain the concept of the project that both understood the house as a sequence of rooms and a continuous space, the intervention minimized the use of partition walls and rather opted for a separation using with furniture, flooring textures and, sliding doors. Within this sequence of rooms the project enhanced a dual reading: on one hand a unitary level represented by the suspended ceiling, on the other, a segregated one by means of different flooring textures that subdivide the space.  Image Courtesy © Filippo Polli  Image Courtesy © Filippo Polli  Image Courtesy © Filippo Polli  Image Courtesy © Filippo Polli  Image Courtesy © Filippo Polli  Image Courtesy © Filippo Polli  Image Courtesy © Filippo Polli  Image Courtesy © Filippo Polli  Image Courtesy © CAVAA arquitectes  Image Courtesy © CAVAA arquitectes
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