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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. Qingdao Vanke Future City in China by CLOU architectsMarch 6th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: CLOU architects CLOU architects was commissioned by Vanke to design the fourth floor atrium of the newly opened Future City Mall in Qingdao. Located in Qingdao’s northern district, Vanke Future City is a brand-new shopping and leisure destination devoted to the mingling of aesthetics, creativity and social experiences, hoping to bring a fresh vitality to Qingdao’s old town and its surroundings. The crux of the design challenge was to create an iconic social space, tempting customers to the upper levels of the mall, and energizing its retail and dining areas. This led to the concept of an immersive jungle garden.  Image Courtesy © Zhu Runzi
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Article source: MF ARQUITECTOS Landscaping designed to contemplate the magnificent environment of the north of the island of Hierro called “El Golfo”. A privileged location, replacing the existing viewpoint with a singular piece that looks out of the vacuum on the cliff of 1000 m by means of a cantilevered concrete slab.  Image Courtesy © MF ARQUITECTOS
Read the rest of Jinama Viewpoint And Information Point in Canary Islands, Spain by MF ARQUITECTOS From the Garden House in Łąka, Poland by KWK PROMESMarch 6th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: KWK PROMES Robert Konieczny The “From The Garden House” design was an unusual experience for us. The owner had already had a design of the garden, which was well under way. All that was missing was a house. At the time, it seemed like a ridiculous reversal.  Image Courtesy © Jakub Certowicz
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Article source: Slash Architects “Hair of Istanbul” Hair Transplant Clinic is an 450 sqm interior design project located in Yalı Ataköy Complex in Istanbul, Turkey. Two flats in the third floor of a residence building are merged for the clinic. To create a technological healing place, concept of the clinic design is wrapped around an idea of “digital forest”. These two seemingly conflicting themes are brought together to support each other in the design. As a result of being a health center the feeling of a sterile environment is established with a minimalistic approach shaped around the concept of “flat design”, easy-to-clean surfaces, and the use of white color in different materials. The use of technology with elements such as sensor doors, mirror screens, video walls have also been integrated into the project to support the operation of a modern health facility.  Image Courtesy © Alt Kat Architectural Photography
Read the rest of Hair of Istanbul Hair Transplant Clinic in Turkiye by Slash Architects Shanghai Jiading Financial Center Project in China by AedasMarch 4th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Aedas As the main carrier of the urbanisation process in the suburbs of Shanghai, Jiading New City is an important hub for Shanghai’s development in science and technology, and a recently-established sub-centre for the future city. Shanghai Jiading Financial Center Project is designed by Aedas Global Design Principal Ken Wai, located in the core area of the lot and has been brought into practical use since its completion. The façade perfectly interprets the design concept that focuses on simplicity, organically integrating modern elements into the surrounding nature, and creating a new vibrant hub for the emerging commercial cluster in Jiading New City.  Image Courtesy © Aedas
Read the rest of Shanghai Jiading Financial Center Project in China by Aedas The Curved White House in Vagos, Portugal by Frari – architecture networkMarch 4th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Frari – architecture network This house confronts one of the most important arteries in the city – the National Road EN109. Since it is designed for a residential use, the architectural piece is materialized in a uniform body which, through its shape and arrangement, protects itself from the busy road.  Image Courtesy © Ivo Tavares Studio
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Article source: STIPFOLD Situated in the village of Tskneti, in the eastern part of Georgia, the house is surrounded by lush almond gardens, mountain ranges, and a picturesque view of Tbilisi. The newly developed area has a low population density, making it a perfect refuge and an alternative to the bustling, polluted city center.  Image Courtesy © STIPFOLD
Leading House in Shiga, Japan by FORM/Kouichi Kimura ArchitectsMarch 4th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects The site is faced with the street which, as one of the old Five Routes, used to be busy and crowded with many merchants and travelers. To the north of the house is a river running beyond a road. The location is blessed with a nice mountain view in the distance. The building is designed to evoke an image of traditional house that draws attractiveness of the location, while embodying modern configuration at the same time.  Image Courtesy © Kenta Kawamura
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Article source: Dietrich Untertrifaller In the far north of the Bregenzerwald lies the small community of Sulzberg on the ridge of the same-named mountain. We built a house on a steep slope in the middle of a densely built-up residential area, which makes perfect use of the limited plot of land. Due to the extreme slope, we have divided the spaces into three floors. You enter the house on the street side on the top level via a wide footbridge. Here you will find the garage, a small guest room and the spacious, open living room. Designed with maximum transparency and openness, it is only structured by the free-standing kitchen unit. The entire south front is glazed and, together with the terrace in front, celebrates the fantastic view over the Bregenzerwald to the high Vorarlberg mountains. The wide cantilevered roof panel provides protection from the weather and excessive sunlight.  Image Courtesy © Dietrich Untertrifaller
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Article source: MUKA Arquitectura In an urban context where adjoining houses are necessarily attached to each other at the side walls to form a linear succession of juxtaposed volumes, materials and heights, this project seeks to vindicate a different way of engaging with urban planning and approaching the potential forms of a single-family dwelling, as well as its relationship with its surroundings.
 Image Courtesy © Javier Callejas
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