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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. New Infrastructures in Sveti Vlas, Bulgaria by Think ForwardMay 11th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Think Forward NEW INFRASTRUCTURES is Think Forward 4th intervention in \”St. St. Cyril and Methodius\” school in Sveti Vlas, Bulgaria. NEW INFRASTRUCTURES is a project for renovating the school hallways. The existing hallways are child-unfriendly, poorly lit with compromised acoustic environment causing echoing. The sole purpose of the hallways is as a functional link between different school zones. Think Forward renovation proposal aims at transforming the space into new spatial infrastructure, social infrastructure, and infrastructure of values.  Image Courtesy © Niki Dinov
Read the rest of New Infrastructures in Sveti Vlas, Bulgaria by Think Forward Casa M in Mexico by López Duplan ArquitectosMay 10th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: López Duplan Arquitectos At the foot of a hill and surrounded by lush vegetation Casa M is located at the center of an exclusive paradise in which everything was considered in order to enjoy to the most the wonders of nature. This retreat is distributed in two generous levels that divide the public from the private areas, intended in the program to exploit the full potential of the communication between interior and exterior favoring each space with magnificent views.  Image Courtesy © López Duplan Arquitectos
Read the rest of Casa M in Mexico by López Duplan Arquitectos Vidalta 1001 in Mexico by CRAFT ArquitectosMay 10th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: CRAFT Arquitectos The design was based on the client´s needs together with whom we elaborated the architectural programme in a 440 sq. m area. The main zone is formed by the dining & living room and a private space: the family room, where the most important daily activities of the family will take place. The overhanging box design is formed by two sides of black granite and the other two in glass, separating the primary spaces and giving privacy to the family room, as well as the necessary transparency to benefit from the apartments natural light. The box has indirect lighting on top and bottom becoming a grand central lamp.  Image Courtesy © CRAFT Arquitectos
Read the rest of Vidalta 1001 in Mexico by CRAFT Arquitectos Compluvium house in Madrid, Spain by FRAN SILVESTRE ARQUITECTOSMay 10th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: FRAN SILVESTRE ARQUITECTOS The Greeks, as well as the Etruscans and the Romans used compluvium in aristocratic dwellings to lead rainwater to the impluvium. This opening, which was made in the center of the domus, was initially used to vent the smoke from the fires made in the homes. Over time, this aperture kept growing in proportion favoring the lighting, the ventilation of the rooms and the collection of water that was carried out in the impluvium.  Image Courtesy © FRAN SILVESTRE ARQUITECTOS
Read the rest of Compluvium house in Madrid, Spain by FRAN SILVESTRE ARQUITECTOS Back Home in Girona, Spain by Egue and SetaMay 10th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Egue and Seta Her “little apartment” in Barcelona may not have been short of meters, charm, views or location, but look where she always thought that she was limping on something. He told her that “you cannot have everything” and she repeated that it was not so much that she wanted to have everything but a simple need to give a name to what she was missing.  Image Courtesy © VICUGO FOTO
Read the rest of Back Home in Girona, Spain by Egue and Seta OK LOFT in Moscow, Russia by CARTELLE DESIGNMay 10th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: CARTELLE DESIGN The project of the apartments in Moscow for a young couple. The main objective of the project was to unite three separate apartments into a single functional space. The loft style was taken as a basis. The abundance of concrete, decorative coatings, natural materials and metals in finishing create a cozy but strict atmosphere. The color range is monochrome – white, grey, black, plus the natural color of wood and bright accents of furniture and textiles.  Image Courtesy © CARTELLE DESIGN
Read the rest of OK LOFT in Moscow, Russia by CARTELLE DESIGN Farace house in Favara, Sicily, Italy by LILLO GIGLIA ARCHITECTMay 8th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: LILLO GIGLIA ARCHITECT The Project tackles the delicate topic of integrating a contemporary artifact in the Old Town of Favara (Sicily), in a consolidated frame of row houses. Knowing the urban tissue, the project management reveals a conscious contemporaneity, based on the building know-how and the ability to obtain high-quality housing outcomes, reflecting the evolving requirements and performances which merge into a complex dimension of the “physics of the building”. Giglia’s Project follows these parameters of attention, rationality and expressivity. The result is simply amazing: a white strong gem proudly set in the surrounding urban fabric – showing a low architectural value – linked with the city through small holes and scenic overlooks on the Old Town.  Image Courtesy © Salvatore Giglia and Lillo Giglia
Read the rest of Farace house in Favara, Sicily, Italy by LILLO GIGLIA ARCHITECT Fitas Passage in Istanbul, Turkey by Salon Alper DerinbogazMay 8th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Salon Alper Derinbogaz Alper Derinboğaz’s adaptive re-use project brings life back to one of Istiklal Street’s original arcade buildings, the Fitaş Passage. The existing mid 60’s building holds a significant place in collective memory due to the cultural activities it has accommodated over time. Paying homage to this while revitalizing the building’s relationship to the public, the first phase delivers the new façade onto Istiklal Street.  Image Courtesy © Marc Goodwin
Read the rest of Fitas Passage in Istanbul, Turkey by Salon Alper Derinbogaz INDUSTRIAL 2 in Berlin, Germany by CARTELLE DESIGNMay 8th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: CARTELLE DESIGN Loft project in Berlin. The main objective of the project was to create a series of commercial images that would help to rent out the property in a profitable way. There was no clear specification for this project. The main thing was to create a stylish interior, to convey the loft atmosphere and show the benefits of the space.  Image Courtesy © CARTELLE DESIGN
Read the rest of INDUSTRIAL 2 in Berlin, Germany by CARTELLE DESIGN “Cantera” Market in Morelia, Mexico by HW-STUDIO ArquitectosMay 8th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: HW-STUDIO Arquitectos Located in the historic downtown of Morelia city, Mexico – two blocks away from one of the most emblematic public squares in the area: Las Rosas -, the project approach began when the client wanted to turn an abandoned wine cellar of 8.00 x 40.00 meters, into a gastronomic market. When we met the old warehouse, we like the idea, but most of all we liked the silence that was felt (uncommon quality in the downtown of a Mexican city), we also thought it was a good opportunity to combine our language with the architectures of the past and to explore the relationship and the dialectic between both.  Image Courtesy © Bruno Gómez de la Cueva
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