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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. Cau Dat Tea Museum in Lam Dong, Vietnam by Bo Design & ConstructionJanuary 22nd, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Bo Design & Construction Built-in 1929 by French, and located in Xuân Trường Town, Đà Lạt City of Lâm Đồng Province, 1.2 hectare, Cầu Đất Tea Department was the first place has a large tea factory in south-east asia .Now it’s transformed to Tea Museum and offers a variety of facilities for tea, as well as a new destination for Vietnamese youth. This includes tea hills, opening up for a tea manufactory with a tea culture exhibition, art installation spaces and a cafe bistro for visitors. The old factory has four buildings. The appearance of these historic buildings does not only transmit a certain esthetic value, but also a particular meaning. They are a visible bond to our past. And they tell their stories that anyone can experience by going inside. People can think of themselves as being part of a longer history. This way, old buildings can create a feeling of belonging. In other words, their structures keep community memories alive.  Image Courtesy © BODC
Read the rest of Cau Dat Tea Museum in Lam Dong, Vietnam by Bo Design & Construction DANZA Restaurant in Ludwigsburg, Germany by Ippolito Fleitz Group – Identity ArchitectsJanuary 22nd, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Ippolito Fleitz Group – Identity Architects Local cultural aficionados already know and love the Forum am Schlosspark in Ludwigsburg for its vibrant music, dance and theatre programme. DANZA is a restaurant that joins the ensemble following a thorough renovation of its gastronomic offering, skilfully picking up on the existing mood and taking it in an atmospheric, culinary direction.  Image Courtesy © Philip Kottlorz
Ice Cubes Cultural Tourist Center in Pingyuan, China by Zone of Utopia+Mathieu Forest ArchitecteJanuary 21st, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Zone of Utopia+Mathieu Forest Architecte The Xinxiang Cultural Tourism Center is the architectural icon of the new tourism district, which will be dedicated to winter sports, including the presence of the future indoor ski slope. The entire district, with its exceptional facilities and shops, will attract many visitors from the city and the surrounding regions.  Image Courtesy © ArchExist
Terrace With a House by the Lake in Poznań, Polska by UGOJanuary 21st, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Architects: UGO The building is surrounded on three sides by a large terrace, which is the focal point of the house. It opens to the west, providing the interior with sun and optimal views. The platform of the terrace is the main living space, it allows constant contact with nature, without interfering with it. The house was built at the top of an escarpment by the lake, in the eastern part of Wielkopolska. The original design of the house was to be in the type of a modern barn, one end wall of which would be completely glazed, thus opening the living room towards the lake. However, in such an arrangement, only the living area would have a view of the water, the remaining rooms, including bedrooms, would be directed to the sides.  Image Courtesy © Alexandra Timpau
Read the rest of Terrace With a House by the Lake in Poznań, Polska by UGO House SG in Schorndorf, Germany by FINCKH ARCHITEKTEN BDAJanuary 21st, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: FINCKH ARCHITEKTEN BDA The property is located on the southern slope of schorndorf (20 km east of stuttgart), directly bordering a protected area. in the north and east beautiful orchards as far as the eye can see, in the south and west marginal, uninspiring architecture. A place between urbanity and nature. The division of the building into three equal squares and their offset arrangement results in a maximum level of sunshine and orientation towards nature for all areas at all times of the day. through a split of the levels, the outside landscape and topography are experienced inside the building. Our building isn’t aligned to the structures of the surrounding buildings but reaches deeper and evolves from the task itself and the context of the location. it interlocks with the adjacent green and creates the transition to the residential area.  Image Courtesy © Thomas sixt finckh
Read the rest of House SG in Schorndorf, Germany by FINCKH ARCHITEKTEN BDA Palazzo Verde Apartments in Belgium by Stefano Boeri ArchitettiJanuary 21st, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Stefano Boeri Architetti The architect Stefano Boeri designs Palazzo Verde in Belgium, a little gem in Antwerp’s Nieuw Zuid district. He and his partners at Stefano Boeri Architetti (Francesca Cesa Bianchi e Marco Giorgio), officially presented the brand-new building realized together with construction partner Triple Living. “I believe that our cities must play a leading role in the battle against the dramatic consequences of climate change. We must urgently make them greener if we wish to succeed in turning the tide”, says the architect Stefano Boeri with great commitment when describing his vision of the future.  Image Courtesy © Paolo Rosselli
Read the rest of Palazzo Verde Apartments in Belgium by Stefano Boeri Architetti The headquarters of the “Knight of Freedom” in Chelyabinsk, Russia by Marina KutepovаJanuary 19th, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Marina Kutepovа The customer who appealed to us, at the beginning there was a desire to make a planning solution, just put the furniture. But when he showed me an object and looking at this space, my eyes tanned. I offered him to make a “cool office” there, he shrugged and said: “Come on!”. That’s how we decided to make this office. We faced an interesting task. It was necessary to make space for the team of 8 people who are constantly in the office. Visitors rarely come to them, but if they came to them, our task was to be impressed by the status of this office and the company. We had the opportunity to make everything we want in this office. The only customer did not want to invest in the decoration of the walls of the very space, they decided to preserve the original species of walls by 80%.  Image Courtesy © Elizaveta Gurovskaya
San Peregrino Oratory in Paraná, Brazil by Así! ArquitecturaJanuary 19th, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Así! Arquitectura The project is located in a very consolidated urban sector, on a busy street south of the city of Paraná. Initially, the place was an undeveloped and depopulated area in which a small temple was erected, with a gabled roof and side tower. Then, as the years progressed, the city grew and so did its immediate surroundings. The initial temple became too small for the demand it had to satisfy, and therefore a larger building is built next to it for that purpose. In a third stage, a hall, classrooms and other facilities were built. Faced with such growth, the small initial temple started to house toilets for the whole complex, degrading its symbolism and history.  Image Courtesy © Ramiro Sosa
Read the rest of San Peregrino Oratory in Paraná, Brazil by Así! Arquitectura Yunosato Aquaphotomics Laboratory in Wakayama, Japan by Clouds Architecture OfficeJanuary 19th, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Clouds Architecture Office Aquaphotomics is a field of science that investigates water spectral patterns as a source of holistic information for biological and aqueous systems. The Yunosato facility is an Aquaphotomics research laboratory where the interplay of water and light are explored. The entry sequence is a transition from familiar rectilinear forms to more fluid and lofty curves that open up towards the view of Mount Koya, a world heritage temple settlement site and holy center of esoteric Buddhism in Japan.  Image Courtesy © GION
Read the rest of Yunosato Aquaphotomics Laboratory in Wakayama, Japan by Clouds Architecture Office ENVELOPE HOUSE in Singapore by ASOLIDPLANJanuary 19th, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: ASOLIDPLAN The brief was for a multi-generational home for three households – the client’s young family with a child, their parents, and their aunt – with private spaces, common spaces and generous greenery. We formulated the parti as a landscape double skin enveloping three levels of habitable spaces and punctured by a vertical landscaped courtyard. The first level is for communal use, second for the elderly parents and aunt, and the third level for the young family with their own private door and staircase. A roof garden caps the building.  Image Courtesy © KHOO Guo Jie
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