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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. Unibrown Coffe – Touching Store in Shanghai, China by Mur Mur LabFebruary 26th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Mur Mur Lab Despite several manuscripts, the space in the center for only one person has not changed. It looks like a monument, and it make surrounding objects become meaningful. Inside the 1 m2 room called ‘Moment’, there will be an exhibition about Mur Mur Lab and Unibrown. We will start a discussion of the relationship between coffee, construction and the flowing of the space, and it is also about connection between the ‘time’ and ‘personal identity’. Through the folds that looks like the curtain of veil, we often watch the looming crowd, the spread of the terrace and the greenery outside the window. The noise and jolly time belong to the outside world, but the quietness and serenity belongs to inside world, like being on the mountaintop.  Image Courtesy © WDI
 Image Courtesy © WDI Nature –this is the nature terrain inside the city The rolling hills define different experience: either sitting or standing, grouping or being alone, where everyone can find the most comfortable posture. This is a design that is closely related to the body. With dimensions, form, color, and light as the guide, and the space affects the body’s feelings, and then affects emotional experience. This is a special attempt that Mur Mur Lab explores the concept of ‘the space towards the nature narrative’. Behind the strict geometric relationship, there are associations with the world of nature. It may be a valley; it may be a starlight; it may be a fog. We do not want to associate them with the formal language one by one. That will only destroy the best imagination. However, when you stay in that space, it is unnecessary to use any language. That is all about the design which closely related to nature. It abstracts from the world of nature, also returns to the experience of nature.  Image Courtesy © WDI  Image Courtesy © WDI Synaesthesia Whale Circus created a music for the space. We planted a ginkgo tree in the “Valley”. With a cup of warm coffee in the hand, and everything becomes alive. Under the tree, I nestled in the sofa, watching the leaves constantly being blown by the air, listening to the rustling white noise and the wind bell that occasionally reminded me of. There is still a cluster of green outside the window, and the interior is already golden. The temperature and aroma of the coffee passed to hands and mouth. The senses are connected, communication is intertwined, and together they form a different world.  Image Courtesy © WDI  Image Courtesy © WDI ‘Whale Circus’ is an artist that Mur Mur Lab collaborate with this time. Music is really a wonderful thing that brings everyday a sense of ceremony. The sound came from the sky, and the hanging small silk thread was accompanied by the wind bell ringing in, the pleasure was just right. The criteria for Mur Mur Lab select projects are not depends on if it is interesting or not. Gradually, we are more concerned about if we are able to take care the sense and feeling between human beings through our design.  Image Courtesy © WDI  Image Courtesy © WDI  Image Courtesy © WDI  Image Courtesy © WDI  Image Courtesy © WDI  Image Courtesy © WDI  Image Courtesy © WDI  Image Courtesy © WDI  Image Courtesy © Hanzhi  Image Courtesy © Hanzhi  Image Courtesy © Hanzhi  Image Courtesy © Hanzhi  Image Courtesy © Hanzhi  Image Courtesy © Hanzhi  Image Courtesy © Hanzhi  Image Courtesy © Mur Mur Lab  Image Courtesy © Mur Mur Lab  Image Courtesy © Mur Mur Lab
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