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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. Classic Meets Modern in Beijing, China by KiKi ARCHiFebruary 2nd, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: KiKi ARCHi KiKi ARCHi has completed a house in Beijing that blends tradition with modernity. It combines the owner’s classical collection hobby with the design concept that conforms to the contemporary lifestyle. By replanning and adjusting the structure, layout, daylight, and material texture of the house, it demonstrates the ‘sense of ritual’ and ‘inclusiveness’ in life, as well as the balance between space and display design.  Image Courtesy © KiKi ARCHi
Read the rest of Classic Meets Modern in Beijing, China by KiKi ARCHi O District in Rome, Italy by Loto AD ProjectFebruary 2nd, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Loto AD Project Start over. Arch. Giorgia Dennerlein proposes a new concept for an office building located in the heart of the Italian capital and dedicated to co working and more. The objective was the creation of spaces that enhance relationships and sociability, bringing out a contemporary personality.  Image Courtesy © Loto AD Project
Read the rest of O District in Rome, Italy by Loto AD Project Arc’ teryx BDH Academy Store in Jilin City, China by STILL YOUNGFebruary 2nd, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: STILL YOUNG ARC’TERYX opened a new store in Beidahu Ski Resort, in a day that the resort embraced its first snowfall of the season. Born in Canada’s coastal mountains with harsh environment, ARC’TERYX is an industry leader in high-performance outdoor apparel and gear. With a restless commitment to precise design and production, the brand has been dedicated to improving outdoor adaptability and encouraging the evolution of exploration for decades. The new store’s design is based on the brand’s DNA. Breaking away from conventional commercial designs, the design team adopted warm-toned lighting, textures and diverse spatial languages, focused on users’ natural experiences at indoor and outdoor spaces, and meanwhile emphasized functionality and a vibe that fits in with the user community, with a goal to create a “spiritual” destination for snow enthusiasts.  Image Courtesy © SFAP
Read the rest of Arc’ teryx BDH Academy Store in Jilin City, China by STILL YOUNG Bellerive Resort in Hội An, Vietnam by AVA architectsFebruary 2nd, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: AVA architects Located in Hoi An, 6.1 km from the Assembly Hall of Chaozhou Chinese Congregation, with 4 sides adjacent to roadways and to the east is the De Vong river, Bellerive resort – a property belonging to The Calico – owns the whole breathtaking spacious landscape of an eco-resort built on a land of 8700m2 characterized by the tropical hot and humid climate of Hoi An ancient town. From the bird’s-eye view, Bellerive is divided into two separate blocks including a 06-storey hotel block with a capacity of 178 appointed rooms and the luxurious villa block having from 2 to 3 bedrooms and an isolated pool in each. With modern architectural solutions combined with inspiration from Hoi An’s river heritage, Bellerive brings the typical local breath of the central coast of Vietnam with the image of simple fishing villages and rustic fishing boats floating on the poetic Hoai river.  Image Courtesy © Oki Hiroyuki
Read the rest of Bellerive Resort in Hội An, Vietnam by AVA architects Forte House in Santo Tirso, Portugal by pema studioFebruary 1st, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: pema studio A well-established urban residential area in the city of Santo Tirso – The intervention is inevitably a reflex response to this complex and challenging context. Urban plot, confined between neighbors and whose visible confrontations had little or nothing significant from the landscape point of view. The pre-existence, heavily degraded and with little constructive value, lived in the typical and uninteresting duality between the street and the back courtyard. Moving away from this typology represents an attitude that is both logical and challenging, but above all, necessary and effective.  Image Courtesy © Ivo Tavares Studio
Read the rest of Forte House in Santo Tirso, Portugal by pema studio Yíshè at Atrium House in Hong Kong, China by via.February 1st, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: via. Nestled near the quiet village of Lung Tin Tsuen, Atrium House reimagines Chinese vernacular architecture to derive a new model for shared living. The area is known for its many historic houses and walled villages dating back to pre-war days. Against this historically-rich setting, the design combines vernacular aesthetic with a contemporary sensibility.  Image Courtesy © Kris provoost
Read the rest of Yíshè at Atrium House in Hong Kong, China by via. Alambique House in Quito, Ecuador by Najas ArquitectosFebruary 1st, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Najas Arquitectos ¨El Alambique¨ house, located in the Puembo region at the outskirts of Quito, between the Chiche and Guambí rivers has been located at a sloped site, overlooking a ravine. One of the design challenges was to sort out a home with a 70% first floor architectural program under the sloped topographic conditions, while allowing the internal garden to be mostly flat and fluidly connected to the inner and outdoor activities.  Image Courtesy © Bicubik Foto
Read the rest of Alambique House in Quito, Ecuador by Najas Arquitectos Eri Banking in Geneva, Switzerland by Bloomint DesignFebruary 1st, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Bloomint Design Halfway between the city and the nature, ERI BANKING’S new headquarters fits in a new environment that reminds us of Geneva’s industrial past. A workspace where human gets his place back in a technological activity.  Image Courtesy © Enric Badrinas
Read the rest of Eri Banking in Geneva, Switzerland by Bloomint Design Casa Fly in Mallorca, Spain by beef architektiJanuary 30th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: beef architekti Mallorca is an island full of beautiful natural landscapes together with picturesque stone towns full of history and tradition. We came as unaware visitors, who learned step by step how to enter the mediterranean territory with respect to the vernacular architecture. Our design reflects it by using traditional techniques and materials as stones from a local quarry. The stone facade, which is based on typical design that can be found all over the island as a fence or retaining walls that are constructed by using a traditional dry technique ‘Pedra en sec’. This local design has been declared as an intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 2018.  Image Courtesy © Tomeu Canyellas
Read the rest of Casa Fly in Mallorca, Spain by beef architekti D10 Corporate House in Mumbai, India by Studio SaranshJanuary 30th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Studio Saransh Dipak & Company, a renowned Jewellery Business House in Mumbai, India, needed to expand their existing office building, to add various other departments to their business. The existing building housed their Diamond Polishing & Cutting Departments but they needed to add a Jewellery Creative Design Research & Development Department, for which they needed two additional floors to be added to the building.  Image Courtesy © Studio Saransh
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