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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. Trio Stack in Singapore by STUDIO WILLS + ArchitectsOctober 22nd, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: STUDIO WILLS + Architects TRIO STACK is a house sited on an elevated land and offers its occupants panoramic views of the estate and a distant view towards a natural reserve.  Image Courtesy © Khoo GJ
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Article source: Brusnika 1A Pervomayskaya is a centrally located quarter in Tyumen, featuring apartments, business premises, and public space. The project is based in the old city centre, where theatres, museums, shopping malls, business centres, and 19th-century historical monuments are in the immediate vicinity. Despite its central location, it was long a dead-end plot, abutting onto a development site and thus breaking up the street.  Image Courtesy © Dmitry Chebanenko
Canopy Penthouse in Bangalore, India by Annkur Khosla Design StudioOctober 22nd, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Annkur Khosla Design Studio CLIENT BRIEF: The client was a young entrepreneur who wanted a house where she could completely relax and feel at home. The client had no design constraints nor any personal impositions. This bold hued and highly-textural house has the impressions of freedom and containment; of shelter and openness.  Image Courtesy © Bharat Ramruthan
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Article source: Rocco Design Architects RDA was one of three finalists selected out of twelve international participants in the international competition for the Guoshen Museum, part of an ongoing campaign to build new landmark cultural projects for Shenzhen. Commissioning the building, the Shenzhen Qianhai Development Corporation set three goals: the design should express the essence of traditional Chinese culture, reflect the unique character of traditional Chinese architecture, and embrace the spirit of Shenzhen as a cosmopolitan city.  Image Courtesy © Rocco Design Architects
Read the rest of Guoshen Museum in Shenzhen, China by Rocco Design Architects Otsuka Family Clinic in Saitama, Japan by SUGAWARADAISUKE Architects Inc.October 21st, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: SUGAWARADAISUKE Architects Inc. This project is a medical facility for general medical care based on the concept of “examining the community”. By creating a cafe-like community interaction room and a park-like garden that can also be used for vegetable garden therapy, the aim was to create a new medical facility open to all, where people can gather and stay for purposes other than treatment.  Image Courtesy © Kazumi Ebihara
Read the rest of Otsuka Family Clinic in Saitama, Japan by SUGAWARADAISUKE Architects Inc. Mawten’s Residence complex in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia by Cosmos ArchitectureOctober 21st, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Cosmos Architecture Cosmos Architecture Department of Cosmos Ivicsa has revealed the finalist design for a Residential high-rise of 260 apartments in one of the most important gates of Riyadh City in the KSA. The Mawten’s Residence will become the crossroad of Riyadh’s cultures and a business landmark for the entire city. The project represents a unique, modern and heritage respectful apartment complex in Riyadh city.  Image Courtesy © Cosmos Architecture
Read the rest of Mawten’s Residence complex in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia by Cosmos Architecture A Land by the Sea in Tel Aviv, Israel by Tzvia KazayoffOctober 21st, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Tzvia Kazayoff This unique house extends over an area of 240 square meters, and has become a home to a father and son who live side by side. The two decided to move from the city of Jerusalem to build a home in the vibrant city of Tel Aviv. In Israel, there are two major cities that are radically different in their nature. Jerusalem as a traditional city, is full of conservative materials, while Tel Aviv, unlike Jerusalem is a modern and up-to-date beach city. The move from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv is reflected in the choice of innovative materials and modern planning.  Image Courtesy © Amit Gosher
Read the rest of A Land by the Sea in Tel Aviv, Israel by Tzvia Kazayoff Welcome To The Modern Farm House in Israel by Keren Niv-ToledanoOctober 19th, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Keren Niv-Toledano It is rare to encounter an Israeli-built house that looks as if it was taken from the cover of one of the world’s most prestigious magazines. The house, planned by interior designer Keren Niv-Toledano in a village in the center of Israel, exactly fulfills that definition thanks to experiential living spaces in which attention has been paid to every detail, combining perfect functionality and visuality of exceptional quality – a perfect balance of masses and dimensions that exist together harmoniously.  Image Courtesy © Itay Benit
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Article source: Martin Fenlon Architecture The Rodgers ADU, located in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, is a low-cost, sustainable example of an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU), which is a relatively new typology in California. An ADU is a legal second dwelling, complete with its own separate address, on a lot zoned for only one house. In 2017, a new state law went into effect in response to a statewide housing shortage which encourages homeowners to build these. In Los Angeles, the construction of new affordable housing units has been outpaced by population growth. Affordable ADUs offer some relief to this ongoing housing crisis.  Image Courtesy © John Linden
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Article source: AS+P Albert Speer + Partner GmbH The HeidelbergCement AG headquarters provide space for 1,000 staff. AS+P consistently pursued the client’s claim of “Concrete Excellence”: With curved façade elements, tree-like struts in the foyer, and the casino ceiling, the building shows the diverse potential of concrete as a material with a sustainability concept based on the Platinum Standard. The design for the new building of the corporate headquarters is based on the architectural approach of the existing buildings and interprets them in a new, modern form. The new building interacts closely with the green space and offers spectacular views of Heidelberg from its unobstructed vantage point right at the beginning of the Berliner Strasse. The head building forms a sovereign prelude to the development of the adjoining quarter on the northern bank of the Neckar.  Image Courtesy © Julian Salamon
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