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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. Studio Malmö in Sweden by Schmidt Hammer Lassen ArchitectsJune 5th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects Studio is an ambitious project which will significantly enrich Malmö’s city life. Studio is a 55 metres tall, fourteen-storey structure that is essentially flexible to function as a mixed-use building, accommodating bars, cafés, restaurant, a hotel, retail outlets, offices, a conference hall and a multifunctional hall, all under one roof. Studio will be a natural focal point and a catalyst of the ongoing regeneration of the Malmö harbour area. It will be a landmark buzzing with life and activities, both day and night.  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects
 Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects The architectural expression of the new centre is a clear geometric building. The design allows the building to fit in alongside its contemporary and historic neighbours. The building is located as part of Universitetsholmen which is an attractive student environment by the harbour front. The building’s façades are characterised by dark brickwork contrasting the window jambs in white concrete.  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects The architectural expression is simple and legible. Particular attention has been paid to the way in which the new building connects with its urban context, including a creation of a new public square. The glass façade further emphasises the connection between internal and external space. When weather permits it, functions at ground floor level can spread outside the building, reinforcing the sense of uninterrupted permeability and connection to the city. Studio is designed to be an energy-efficient building and has been pre-certified LEED Platinum.  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects  Image Courtesy © Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects
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Tags: Sweden Categories: Bar, Building, Cafe, Conference Center, Hall, Hotel, Mixed use, Multipurpose Hall, Restaurant, Retail, Studio |
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