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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. Vinted Vilnius office in Lithuania by DO ARCHITECTSJanuary 27th, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: DO ARCHITECTS Vinted Vilnius office is located in Naujamiestis, an area that attracts people that love the urban way of living. The main entrance to Vinted office is formed from Naugarduko Street, and it is not a typical one. It is accessed via the green pedestrian path of Naugarduko street- the metal gates lead you to the Vinted street terrace, from where you enter the main representative space of the office. As you enter the first-floor space, you see all the social life that happens in Vinted. The main common space is 1500 m² and includes a great variety of functions – coffee bar, library, cafe, kitchen, gym, leisure bar, coy corners.  Image Courtesy © NORBERT TUKAJ
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Article source: KKA and Partners – studio DIG The 23th restaurant of the famous Pizza 4P’s in Vietnam is located in the prime position of Indochina Plaza Hanoi Residencesin in Xuan Thuy Street. The restaurant’s first floor facade resembles a contemporary sculpture with the red color of Bat Trang bricks, standing out on the bustling Xuan Thuy street. The Bat Trang ceramic brick walls divide the layout into private but intimate interlocking spaces, which were inspired by the narrow alleys in downtown Hanoi. This is the place for some amazing combinations of windows and green spaces, creating diverse views to the city.  Image Courtesy © Hoang Le ( Chimnon Studio)
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Article source: ARTi Architect “Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you.”Frank Lloyd Wright The iconic quote from one of the most famous architect from 20th Century which represents the quality and essence of nature. As an architect student, we acknowledge Wright as one of our teacher. We seek for the rental room or sort of townhouse to construct the office. Regardless, we found an empty whole 3rd floor of the building on Charoenrat-Road, Bangkok. This building is one of our friend and we decide to rent this 140.00 sq.m. to create the architect office. The image of our dream office is to working in a space that relate to the nature as possible as we can.  Image Courtesy © Rungkit Charoenwat
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Article source: Salt Architecture and Design This project is located in a family house in Emirgan, Istanbul. It involves the design and the application of 3 different major spaces in which kids’ & teen’ room and teen’ bathroom. This boutique project design aims to be used in childhood & adulthood periods with a new and livable space. On the other hand, “being motivating and bond strengthing for utilisation” was prioritised in the manner of daily habitats and aesthetics concerns for users.  Image Courtesy © Hacer Bozkurt
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Article source: Gonzalez Haase Architects With Hagius, the two brothers Nicolas and Timothy Hagius set out to create a sports studio in which mind and body are ultimately connected. The 600 m2 space located in a historic post office from 1902, was completely restored by Gonzalez Haase AAS in neutral interiors that mute the noise of modern-day. To accommodate the holistic concept, in which light, sound and aroma stimulation is varied throughout the day to support the circadian rhythm, a design was implemented to play an active role in targeted prompts and removing external distractors. All elements deemed structurally unnecessary were removed to create two main axes that open up the view over the entire length of the building – from south to north and from west to east, crossing in the reception area. At either end of the central axis, a round matte stainless-steel panel with a diameter of 1.6 meters was installed to reflect light within the space. In the east, the circular back wall hosts a drinking fountain – in the west, sound equipment and custom incense installations.  Image Courtesy © Thomas Meyer
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Article source: IVY STUDIO INC. MP VMR is an office renovation located at the ground floor of a multi-residential condominium building in the town of Mount-Royal. Originally a local SAQ store, the space offered many challenges in its footprint within the general floor plan. The numerous angles, cut-outs and central structural columns made it difficult to integrate seven private offices seamlessly. With only one glazed façade, it was important to prioritize the spaces receiving natural light.  Image Courtesy © Alex Lesage
Read the rest of MP VMR in Quebec, Canada by IVY STUDIO INC. ANOHA – The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum in Berlin, Germany by Olson KundigJanuary 24th, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Olson Kundig Inspired by the pioneering vision of Noah’s Ark at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles, which underscores the importance of diversity, collaboration and second chances, ANOHA The Children’s World of the Jewish Museum Berlin seeks to give the museum’s youngest guests a sense of hope and possibility. Located within an existing former flower market hall, the heart of ANOHA is a circular wooden ark, standing almost 23 feet (7 meters) tall with a 92-foot (28-meter) base diameter. The curvilinear ark complements the curved ribs of the Brutalist light scoops overhead, while the shift in materiality from concrete to wood offers a softening counterpoint to the existing space.  Image Courtesy © Hufton & Crow
A.A. House in Aveiro, Portugal by Atelier d’Arquitectura Lopes da CostaJanuary 24th, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Atelier d’Arquitectura Lopes da Costa The project of this house sought to respond to an extensive programme and at the same time, comply with the rules imposed by the allotment. The allotment is located at Praia da Barra, right beside Ria de Aveiro, with privileged views over it. This is a home for the entire family, from grandparents to grandchildren. The house aims to provide living areas where they can be together, and more private and intimate ones.
 Image Courtesy © João Margalha
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Article source: LAVA LAVA’s design of the German Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai is an ensemble of suspended cubes, a forest of steel poles, covered by a floating roof. And behind these visually exciting design elements everything from intelligent use of local climatic conditions to materials reuse to connectedness is sustainable. “The key question was how to design a temporary exhibition and event space for up to three million visitors in a desert environment that was sustainable. LAVA’s solution linked the Expo theme of connectedness, with our approach of ‘more with less’, with humans interacting with nature and technology at its heart,” said Tobias Wallisser, director of LAVA.  Image Courtesy © Taufik Kenan
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Article source: Konkret studio LOCATION The location of the project hides between a walnut grove and an open hay field. On the front yard of the traditional narrow-but-long plot stands an old farmhouse, which is typical at this area of the settlement. The new house takes place at the back of the former yard and can be reached by an access road. In determining the new building’s position, we took into account the possible establishment of a road along the arable land, so we slightly pulled the mass away from the rear boundary. That had various effects on the design, like the entrance’s position or displacement and size of the openings. This composition creates a harmonious atmosphere around the house, while the mass fits well the shady environment covered with walnut trees.  Image Courtesy © Sirokai Levente, Ancza Krisztina
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