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Sanjay Gangal
Sanjay Gangal is the President of IBSystems, the parent company of AECCafe.com, MCADCafe, EDACafe.Com, GISCafe.Com, and ShareCG.Com. Wabi Sabi Residence in Salt Lake City, Utah by Sparano + Mooney ArchitectureMarch 2nd, 2023 by Sanjay Gangal
Article source: Sparano + Mooney Architecture Located in Emigration Canyon just above Salt Lake City, this home designed for a young family celebrates a uniquely elevated canyon view with a rare and direct connection to nature. As a result, the homeowners enjoy framed views of the mountain vista at every turn, with unparalleled indoor/outdoor connections. The home’s dramatic architecture is separated into two volumes that float above the landscape, each of which are finished with a blackened stain in the tradition of wabi sabi.  Image Courtesy © Matt Winquist
Read the rest of Wabi Sabi Residence in Salt Lake City, Utah by Sparano + Mooney Architecture Houses in Tokyo, Japan by UNEMORI ARCHITECTSMarch 2nd, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: UNEMORI ARCHITECTS There are two houses in a quiet residential area with verdant greenery. One is my own house and the other is my sister-in-law`s family. While the two families wanted to live independently, they also wished to support one another and desired to establish a common space such as a garden and atelier to enjoy a lifestyle that allows for a sense of expansion that is difficult to achieve as a single household.  KNP-5333, Image Courtesy © Kai Nakamura
Read the rest of Houses in Tokyo, Japan by UNEMORI ARCHITECTS Lake Washington Remodel and Black Pine Cabin in Seattle, Washington by SHED Architecture & DesignMarch 1st, 2023 by Sanjay Gangal
Article source: SHED Architecture & Design Framing existing conditions as opportunities, SHED Architecture & Design created a coherent family compound on the shores of Seattle’s Lake Washington in which an old and new structure speak to one another and the surrounding landscape via a design solution informed by restraint, material relationship, and attention to detail.  Image Courtesy © Rafael Soldi
Mumian Chengdu Dong’an Lake in China by AedasMarch 1st, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Aedas Led by Aedas Global Design Principal Kevin Wang, the new leisure destination fronts the Dong’an Lake and backs Longquan Mountains. It is a contemporary resort that integrates hotel, ecology, sports and retail. Kevin says, ‘Dong’an Lake is becoming an international gateway incorporating wellness, ecology and corporate image. The hotel thus connects to the developments in the vicinity, creating a unique experience that integrates with the environment.’  Image Courtesy © Arch-Exist
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Article source: Caramel architekten The main aim of the design and the client’s request was a future-oriented handling of materials and a building that was integrated into the environment.  Image Courtesy © Kerstin Ordelt
Read the rest of House Mesh in Linz, Austria by Caramel architekten Joan Clinic in Beijing, China by CAA architectsMarch 1st, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: CAA architects The cooperation between CAA and BCC Group, a leading enterprise in the medical beauty industry, dates back to ten years ago. Based on the design concept of creating “natural vitality”, CAA built the first clinic for Joan brand. Now with ten years after, CAA was invited again for its brand upgrading. The project is located in Lido, an international community landmark in Beijing. With a design area of about 1200 sqms, it is divided into two floors, mainly composed of public services and a full-discipline medical beauty treatment spaces.  Image Courtesy © Boris Shiu
Read the rest of Joan Clinic in Beijing, China by CAA architects SKOKIE VALLEY SYNAGOGUE in Illinois by Studio ST ArchitectsFebruary 27th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Studio ST Architects The Skokie Valley Synagogue renovation transformed the sanctuary, built in 1963, from a dark and formal space to an ethereal, light-filled and ADA accessible room for communal prayer. The original room was a long, dark hall with dim lighting and fixed theater-type seating. The renovation converted the large stage into new, modern bathrooms and a coat room.  Image Courtesy © Andrew Bruah
Read the rest of SKOKIE VALLEY SYNAGOGUE in Illinois by Studio ST Architects Goldene Rose in Middle Franconia, Germany by noa* network of architectureFebruary 27th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: noa* network of architecture It is not unusual for adjoining buildings to become architecturally connected. But this project’s story is one of a kind: in the former imperial city of Dinkelsbühl, noa* has succeeded in giving different architectural identities, each with its own history and peculiarities, a common face. The medieval town of Dinkelsbühl lies along southern Germany’s Romantic Road and marks the centroid of the Stuttgart-Munich-Nuremberg geographical triangle. It is one of Germany’s best-preserved historical centres, with ancient city walls, defensive moats and traditional half-timbered houses. In this unique urban fabric, opposite the Cathedral of St. George, the newly designed five-star hotel Goldene Rose welcomes its guests today. The house boasts a lively building history, which has now found a new perspective.  Image Courtesy © Alex Filz
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Article source: 3dor Concepts ‘Live in the lap of nature’. Every human mind wishes for it. We, architect at 3dor concepts were shown with a site literally in natures lap, in the foothills of lush western ghats in north Kerala. Site was also close to popular hill station Wayanad. The young client Binil Thomas wanted a single storeyed four bed house. He is a management professional working mostly in big Indian cities demands a peaceful space in the same piece of land where he spent his childhood living with his parents and siblings. His father was a successful farmer and they had already planted different kind of plants already in site.  Image Courtesy © Prasanth Mohan (Running Studios)
House of Canopies in Bangalore, India by Studio MotleyFebruary 27th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Studio Motley Located on a linear site within a quiet residential community, the form of the house unfolds to envelope a generous garden court within. The three wings are distinct in function, containing a semi covered party area in front and the private bedroom wing at the back. Bridging these two is the wing containing the living, dining and staircase spaces and forms the heart of the house. Connected to the courtyard through a series of timber sliding doors spanning almost fifty feet, it features a double height volume capped by a large concrete roof which cantilevers three meters over the garden area. Continuous horizontal slits below the roof form a counter point to the heaviness of the concrete and create a delicate connection to the rest of the building while also bringing in a diffused light quality to the spaces below. The large openings are amply shaded and the horizontal slits allow for the hot air within to escape creating airy and cool interior spaces. A simple and restrained material palette of exposed concrete, kota stone and teak wood serve to highlight the quality of light and allow the experience of the courtyard to take center stage.  Image Courtesy © Neelanjana M. Chitrabanu
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