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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. Stellar in Gujarat, India by SANJAY PURI ARCHITECTSFebruary 7th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: SANJAY PURI ARCHITECTS A rectilinear composition creating offices opening into landscaped terraces along an arterial city road, Stellar is a commercial building with retail spaces at the 3 lower levels and offices at the upper 4 levels. This 110 meter long building is fragmented at the upper floors with north facing terraces and is punctuated by a large 2 level angular office space on the north west corner.  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah
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 Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah Designed in conformation with a very specific brief, retail spaces occupy the lower levels along the extensive road frontage. Small offices constitute the upper levels with 30% of the offices opening into landscaped terraces. The owner of the development wanted a clearly discernible office space of 500 sq meters. Angular folded planes create this office, set back from the road junction at the north west corner, punctuating the rectilinear composition of the rest of the building. Created with rust red colored composite aluminum sheets this angular office volume is nestled within an open north oriented terrace. This office space is deliberately designed to contrast with the rest of the building creating an interesting juxtaposition of color, volume & geometry in addition to creating an individual identity based upon the brief. The simple rectilinear geometry with muted color tones & the complex angular geometry awash with color contrast to create a unique composition.  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah Large openings towards the northern side, smaller recessed windows on the southern side, reduce heat gain in response to the high temperatures of the location in Ahmedabad city in India. Temperatures in this city are in excess of 35°C for 8 months annually. All the terraces are connected to a rainwater harvesting tank & all water is recycled and reused. Solar panels at the terrace harness the abundant solar energy available. This office and retail space building is contextual to the site’s location, climate & the client’s brief, amalgamating them cohesively.  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah  Image Courtesy © Abhishek Shah  Image Courtesy © SANJAY PURI ARCHITECTS  Image Courtesy © SANJAY PURI ARCHITECTS  Image Courtesy © SANJAY PURI ARCHITECTS  Image Courtesy © SANJAY PURI ARCHITECTS  Image Courtesy © SANJAY PURI ARCHITECTS
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