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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. Meltcrete Building in Mohali, India by Studio ArdeteJune 28th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Studio Ardete Located in Sec-82 Mohali, a grooming industrial area, this project is a commercial building owning a major focus on being leased out for offices or display centres in the corporate arena. It was a demanding job to do a south west facing plot into something that lets happy vibes to everything and everybody around and furthermore, be such a stand that inspires the projects in prenatal state to be of a statute similar, thus, bringing class and pep to the otherwise mundane – grey – bland – boxes. Confirming to the local building norms, it is an open laid out plan with fixed height which leaves the designer with the facade to romance with.  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete
 Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete Such is architecture. 1232 was a 4500 sqft plot in sector 82 Mohali, the focus was diabolic; one, to keep the costs low; second, allowing the area a landmark. An undisputed claim to uniqueness and comfort, around which it was worked to give the clients about this commercial raise. That it keeps robust and to avoid any revamping soon, the facade has been plastered in concrete. Which also, allows an open window for any kind of stone to be fixed as the mood be, besides being quick and easy to clean. Being a small 3 level Building, the grandeur was created by creating a series of curvilinear concrete facia which looks like a melted concrete. A second layers of frames made in metal silhouettes create another fluted layer which also acts like a balcony fence and facade element together.  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete Meltcrete uses a series of curves more like a melting structure and also creates an illusion of a taller structure than of is .it subtle expresses concrete poetry in a subtle way for a office space row plot. Something which was started by corbusier. The building had a very low cost of 1000 Rs/sqft half the cost compared to the conventional building of its kind. Concrete way used as a primary material for facade. The baton of architectural aura, once lit by Le Corbusier, if architects and designers could do their bit and have the spark brighter to illuminate the efforts around the tricity, the purpose would have lived in happy breaths.  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete  Image Courtesy © Studio Ardete
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