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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. Monumen(T)huis in Ingelmunster, Belgium by DECLERCKDAELS architectenJanuary 30th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: DECLERCKDAELS architecten Group Monument wanted to demonstrate their ‘savoir faire’ on their home base in Ingelmunster. Their offices are situated behind a “semi-detached mansion in an eclectic regionalist style” built in 1925. Group Monument wanted to restore the grandeur of that house.  Image Courtesy © DECLERCKDAELS architecten
Read the rest of Monumen(T)huis in Ingelmunster, Belgium by DECLERCKDAELS architecten Casa da Vilarinha in Porto, Portugal by A2OFFICEJanuary 30th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: A2OFFICE The architectural project for this house was born simultaneously from a void and from a dance: the unbuilt space of the patio separates and unites the two volumes that make up the intervention and that seem to want to communicate through a dance. The house sought to create a relationship of dialogue, not only with the urban front in which it operates, but also with the immediate surroundings. Taking into account that this is an area in a process of constructive and use transformation, the basic premise was to design the building in relation to the pre-existing buildings, but also, and above all, to endow it with characteristics that would allow it to dialogue in the future with new neighboring constructions, something that was confirmed, since new contiguous buildings appeared in the meantime.  Image Courtesy © Alexandra Marques
Read the rest of Casa da Vilarinha in Porto, Portugal by A2OFFICE Visores Houses in Quito, Ecuador by TEC Taller ECJanuary 28th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: TEC Taller EC The Visores houses are located between two mountain ranges in the Cumbayá valley, they find their place in the world based on their orientation. The perception is complete, when what we see from the windows belongs to the house as well. Hence the importance of projecting it from the point of view of those who are going to visit it.  Image Courtesy © Haley Lee
Read the rest of Visores Houses in Quito, Ecuador by TEC Taller EC Memphremagog Lake Residence in Quebec, Canada by M.U. ArchitectureJanuary 28th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: v2com Located in the magnificent Quebec region of Estrie on the shores of the prestigious Lake Memphremagog, the residence is in the form of a slender volume. Clinging to the steep shores of the lake, it projects onto a peaceful bay. A connector element This 6,700 square foot residence takes up, through its layout, part of the footprint of the existing residence of yesteryear. The main axis of the residence, both interior and exterior, in addition to acting as a vertical circulation, also connects the garage to the residence by a roof structure serving as a carport. From the front door, then successively through the lobby, the stairwell and the swimming pool, our gaze is directed outside, towards the lake.  Image Courtesy © Ulysse Lemerise Bouchard
Read the rest of Memphremagog Lake Residence in Quebec, Canada by M.U. Architecture Grosuplje Cultural Center in Slovenia by Dans arhitektiJanuary 28th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Dans arhitekti The Grosuplje Cultural Centre is an iconic building that elegantly complements the town’s architectural image. Its design is clear and attractive, in order to be the cultural home for everyone, locals and guests. The form and the materialization of the building give it a strong visual character, establishing the new architectural identity of Grosuplje, which is recognizable on the local and on the international scale. We analysed the history of the town and thus developed our architectural strategy: what the new cultural center means for the town, what potentials it opens up, and what will be happening in and around it. The festive brick façade creates a specific contemporary architecture with regional expression: it reflects the particular character typical of the town’s existing public buildings, such as the library and the health center. The square and the lobby of the Cultural Centre form the living room of the town. The direct visual connection to the open and illuminated space of the foyer makes the interior of the Cultural Centre a part of the city ground floor. The large and the small halls are arranged in the ground floor around the foyer. The tower that rises above the square houses the music school.  Image Courtesy © Dans arhitekti
Read the rest of Grosuplje Cultural Center in Slovenia by Dans arhitekti Electric Pawn Shop in Dubai, UAE by Accent Design GroupJanuary 28th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Accent Design Group Electric Pawn Shop takes birth as an F&B bar in the back of the H-Hotel, reading the traces of the restaurant that was once there. It projects to the inside the movement, light and speed of the cars on the second of November bridge, generating a theatrical play of reflections. The project takes its inspiration from the 70’s Chinatown of New York replicating its dark and dystopian vibe whilst staying true to the essence of UAE’s culture. Consequently, the metropolitan environment shaping the bar is characterized by an after-dark dining feel, retro chairs, and red neon interiors where good music and exotic cuisine could merge to create a holistic sensory experience. We envisioned creating a new nightlife atmosphere unfolding a new generation of Asian bars through a venue that fuses counter culture and underground music. The limitations and possibilities of the tenant space were something we took into consideration, as we looked deep into its left-over textures.  Image Courtesy © Augustine Paredes
Read the rest of Electric Pawn Shop in Dubai, UAE by Accent Design Group Sprung up – e haus in Cannobio, Italy by bergmeisterwolfJanuary 27th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: bergmeisterwolf Haus e springs up towards the lake like a telescope overlooking the valley. The base is embedded in the ground, integrates itself and determines the direction of the cantilever. supported by a v-shaped column with a long overhang towards the lake and the valley. an infinity pool leaps towards the lake joining the water of the lake and the water of the pool, merging boundaries between built environment and natural one the design is about the strong relationship between outside and inside. an absorption of nature and view relationships. in order to generate an equilibrium with the site, new relationships to the surrounding rocky landscape are created through the material concrete. the different surfaces, the bush-hammered and the smooth concrete, alternate in a kind of material play.  Image Courtesy © Gustav willeit
Read the rest of Sprung up – e haus in Cannobio, Italy by bergmeisterwolf Belle Meade in Miami, Florida by SDH Studio Architecture & Interior DesignJanuary 27th, 2023 by Sanjay Gangal
Article source: SDH Studio Architecture & Interior Design Located in the heart of Miami, this project was developed in a narrow lot overlooking the waterway, resulting in a one-story H-shaped layout with four wings that merge into a central gathering area. It is an incredible oasis in which no matter where you are in the house, you are surrounded by beautiful views.  Image Courtesy © SDH Studio Architecture & Interior Design
Read the rest of Belle Meade in Miami, Florida by SDH Studio Architecture & Interior Design Otten Coffee Experience in West Java, Indonesia by Realrich Architecture WorkshopJanuary 27th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Realrich Architecture Workshop Located at Kaliki, Bandung, Otten Coffee Experience is a renovation project of two storeys building with a total of 600 sqm building area where the old structure is preserved. Spaces are redefined and optimized to give a better experience for guests.
 Image Courtesy © Ernest Theofilus
Read the rest of Otten Coffee Experience in West Java, Indonesia by Realrich Architecture Workshop Stadt Park Lehen Residential Building in Salzburg, Austria by Martin Oberascher & Partner Architekten ZT GmbHJanuary 27th, 2023 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Martin Oberascher & Partner Architekten ZT GmbH The residential project “City Park Lehen” is located on one of the main roads into Salzburg. The unique characteristic of the location is the interaction of a diverse range of structures. Lending itself to vast number visitors, passers-by, and residents, the adjacent Ignaz-Harrer-Straße is a highly frequented urban core zone. On the other side of the property is a quiet park, used as a recreation area for the entire neighborhood. In addition, the site marks the boundary between large-scale block developments and loose, heterogeneous settlement structures.  Image Courtesy © Stefan Zauner
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