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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. Coral Pavilion in Lagos, Nigeria by cmdesign atelierJuly 21st, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: cmdesign atelier This striking, minimal beach pavilion was designed to have a fully indoor/outdoor feel, with the comfort of a living room in a space that is largely open with dramatic views and cooling airflow. It is conceived as a space to gather away from the frenetic energy of Lagos, as it is located on a peninsula accessible only by boat from the core of the city, the clean-lined, elegant space has the feeling being nestled on a remote, natural island yet is still within city limits, serving as a nearby rural outpost for easy day trips.  Image Courtesy © Tolu Sanusi
 Image Courtesy © Tolu Sanusi The building is designed to take full advantage of the directional wind and takes into account the equatorial location to build spaces where there are striking geometric lines of shade created by the sun year-round. Color played an important role in the pavilion from the calming aqua of the pool to the olive green accents in the furniture. The floating coral-pink pool deck contrasts elegantly against the golden yellow sand of the beach.  Image Courtesy © Tolu Sanusi  Image Courtesy © Tolu Sanusi  Image Courtesy © Tolu Sanusi  Image Courtesy © Tolu Sanusi  Image Courtesy © Tolu Sanusi  Image Courtesy © Tolu Sanusi  Image Courtesy © Tolu Sanusi  Image Courtesy © Tolu Sanusi  Image Courtesy © Tolu Sanusi  Image Courtesy © Tolu Sanusi  Image Courtesy © cmdesign atelier  Image Courtesy © cmdesign atelier
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