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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. OH! House in Murcia, Spain by Laura Ortín ArchitectureFebruary 25th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Laura Ortín Architecture Can the “Mediterranean” style have a new reading? Can an urban house offer a summer atmosphere without falling into aesthetic topics? We attended to the wishes of our clients to have a fresh, pleasant and comfortable house with very contemporary organization of rooms, materials and geometries but from our origins.  Image Courtesy © David Frutos
 Image Courtesy © David Frutos There were two entrances but we decided to cancel one of them, so the access now is in the middle of the house. Like a kind of spiral (or seashell), the house is organized around a curved center that slides you into the rooms. This route is carried out through a compressed space in an aquamarine green tone that causes an expanding effect when you “go out” to the adjoining rooms. During the design process, “aquamarine” green became the fetish color of the house, the clients liked it so much that we took it to all the spaces, splashing certain points of the furniture to achieve a connected and dialogic interior design.  Image Courtesy © David Frutos  Image Courtesy © David Frutos Another key piece was to extend the terrace with a curved sliding balcony, something very special that creates an outdoor corner where you really want to be. The selected plants have a tropical look and the iridescent tile ceiling brings to mind the reflections of the sea. Finally, the special design made for the artistic piece of the dining room wall. We knew that some sparkle, reflection or eye-catcher should appear on that wall to balance the large living-dining room space. Another special vanishing point. For this we collaborate with Garra Studio that designs and manufactures a “site specific” piece, the OH! Lamp. This piece plays with the perception of the viewer, from a butterfly, a marine animal or an open heart, the reflections and textures create an exciting atmosphere throughout the room.  Image Courtesy © David Frutos  Image Courtesy © David Frutos  Image Courtesy © David Frutos  Image Courtesy © David Frutos  Image Courtesy © David Frutos  Image Courtesy © David Frutos  Image Courtesy © David Frutos  Image Courtesy © David Frutos  Image Courtesy © Laura Ortín Architecture  Image Courtesy © Laura Ortín Architecture  Image Courtesy © Laura Ortín Architecture
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