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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. Tripolis Park in Amsterdam, The Netherlands by MVRDVDecember 29th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: MVRDV Today, MVRDV is revealing its design for an office building that will renovate and enlarge one of the last projects completed by celebrated Dutch architect Aldo van Eyck, the Tripolis office complex in Amsterdam. Named Tripolis Park, the project comprises the renovation of the old buildings, a new park, and a new office block that will create a sheltering screen to protect the complex from noise created by the adjacent highway while embracing the Van Eyck-designed buildings behind. Renovation work on the existing buildings will begin next week, with the project scheduled for completion in 2022.  Image Courtesy © Proloog
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Article source: RENZO PIANO BUILDING WORKSHOP In the heart of Los Angeles, at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is the world’s premier movie museum. Situated on the famed “Miracle Mile,” the museum preserves and breathes new life into the former 1939 May Company department store, now re-named the Saban Building. Celebrating its history and imagining new possibilities, the additions to the building that date from 1946 have been removed and replaced with a spherical building that features the 1,000-seat David Geffen Theater and the Dolby Family Terrace with views towards Hollywood. The revitalized campus features more than 50,000 square feet of gallery space, two theaters, cutting-edge project spaces, an outdoor piazza, the rooftop terrace, an active education studio, a restaurant, and store.  Image Courtesy © Nic Lehoux
An extension and renovation of a shopping center in Liège, Belgium by JDS ArchitectsDecember 29th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: JDS Architects CONTEXT: The project in Belle-ile (Liège) is an extension of an existing shopping center. This shopping center is located between 2 waterways, the river Ourthe and the ‘Canal de l’Ourthe’, which flow into the Meuse a little further. It is a former industrial site that has grown into an urban green space a stone’s throw from the center. The place is popular for shopping, but is also located on the famous RAVeL that runs along the Ourthe. In that regard, it is also an important destination for leisure activities such as cycling, hiking and simply enjoying nature. The Canal de l’Ourthe is now a Natura 2000 site, with beavers resurfacing. The actual shopping center is a typical peripheral shopping center from the 1990s. It consists of a late post-modern, introverted volume that stands above an enormous parking lot. The footprint of the existing building is approximately 35,000 m² and can be seen as 3 different, unmixed layers: 35,000 m2 of parking on the ground floor, 35,000 m2 of shopping center on level +1 and finally 35,000 m2 of unused roof.  Image Courtesy © JDS Architects
WINTER BATHING HOUSE – ISFUGLEN in Copenhagen, Denmark by MATTERS architectsDecember 29th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: MATTERS architects The winter bathing house “Isfuglen” is a club for winter bathers and houses a community room, changing facilities and sauna. It is located at the very tip of the entry point to Brøndby Marine Harbor. The location is unique and gives the house and its members a special opportunity to become an authentic part of the active harbor life. The location also gives the house the opportunity to stand as a beacon, when entering the harbor from the seaside.  Image Courtesy © Helene Høyer
Read the rest of WINTER BATHING HOUSE – ISFUGLEN in Copenhagen, Denmark by MATTERS architects Dysis Chapel of Poly Shallow Sea, Sanya in China by Shanghai United Design Group Co., LtdDecember 27th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Shanghai United Design Group Co., Ltd “The Moment is Eternity” Situated on the south edge of mainland China, the project faces the vast South China Sea and embraces the most beautiful sunset. The architects captured the most essential elements of nature, i.e. sea, sky, and sunset, and combined them with two powerful artificial elements: triangle and circle. Erecting between the boundless sea and sky, the measurable building volume reveals poetic expressions of time, eternity and sanctity, warmth and romance, grimness and sublimity, and creates a sense of infinity. The simple yet compelling triangle structure pierces the sky with strong spirituality, like an eternal monument between the sea and sky. Sunset light shines through the central gap of the structure, materializing the perception of time.  Image Courtesy © Shen Zhonghai
Ordynka apartments in Moscow by AI StudoDecember 27th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: AI Studo London-based AI Studio completes ORDYNKA, a high-end residential project in Central Moscow. The project occupies the site of a famous chocolate factory in the historic heart of Moscow. It consists of seven high-end residential buildings connected by a spacious internal courtyard. The original facades of the factory were renovated to retain its historical appearance. In contrast to the original buildings, the facades facing the courtyard have an emphatically modern design, with polylines, panoramic windows, large modules of white architectural concrete, natural stone and anodized copper. These elements give the development an unequivocally modern character. In addition, ORDYNKA features a carefully restored 19th century merchant mansion, specifically a classic manor house with a portico and two outbuildings.
 Image Courtesy © Dmitriy Chebanenko, Yaroslav Lukiyanchenko, Dmitriy Yakovlev
Grow Office at Assembly in Norfolk, Virginia by Campfire & Co.December 27th, 2021 by Sanjay Gangal
Article source: Campfire & Co. With a delicate balance of modern and classic details, the interior design of Grow’s office space is intended to be an extension of their brand culture and values. Muted colors, minimal patterns, and relaxed furniture combine with functional and flexible spaces to create a casual environment for producing award-winning work.  Image Courtesy © Yuzhu Zheng
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Article source: Estúdio 41 The project won the National Public Competition for the New Headquarters of Fecomércio, Sesc and Senac in Rio Grande do Sul Memorial Man transforms the environment, interferes with nature in order to produce spaces that shelter their daily activities. In this process, he causes changes, builds objects, thinks about artifices inserted in the natural environment. This intervention suggests a reflection on the relationship between nature and artifice. Thus, it proposes buildings that are at the same time: artifact and landscape, coverage and relief, shelter and open area.  Image Courtesy © Leonardo Finotti
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Article source: JDS Architects The development is located next to and comprises of the new station inaugurated in July 2019. The city’s new express train connections have cut travel times to its neighbours and the capital by nearly half, enthusing many to develop business with or relocate to Brittany’s epicentre. Within this Game Of Urban Thrones, Samsic, the region’s success story employing 90000, has set to relocate its headquarters to the Blériot-Féval site and steer its development, in collaboration with the developers from Bati-Armor and Rennes Municipality’s agencies.  Image Courtesy © JDS Architects
Read the rest of Rennes Féval Tower in France by JDS Architects Wooden House in Monster, The Netherlands by derksen | windt architectenDecember 26th, 2021 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: derksen | windt architecten Near the South Holland dunes a special house has been realized, which consists of a visible structure of laminated wooden columns, beams and floors. This structure is filled in with an open or closed filling; open with sun and view oriented sliding doors, closed with vertical larch parts. The wooden construction is visible inside and out, so that the rhythm of the structure can be felt throughout the house. All this according to a size ratio that has been worked out in detail, so that special and warm spaces have been created for the clients both inside and outside.  Image Courtesy © derksen | windt architecten
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