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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. Wilson School of Design in Richmond, Canada by KPMB Architects + Public: Architecture + CommunicationJune 4th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: KPMB Architects + Public: Architecture + Communication Our province is the perfect testing ground for technical apparel — you don’t have to go far to find inspiration…. Our vision is for B.C. to become the global hub for athletic performance apparel and recreational products, and the first step is to provide a place to cultivate design talent.” − Shannon Wilson With over 300 apparel companies, BC’s lower mainland is a centre of excellence for technical apparel design. The vision for the new Wilson School of Design at Kwantlen Polytechnic University is to be the preeminent school for this industry. The broader purpose of the University is to fuel the local economy by generating a steady pool of talent and expertise in the fields of interior design, fashion marketing, graphic design for marketing, product design, and fashion and technology. Indeed, one of the key strengths sighted by industry of KPU graduates is their facility with this array of disciplines. The design of the new school fosters interdisciplinary communication and collaboration by positioning flexible design studios, labs, open offices and shared collaboration spaces across all five floors.  Image Courtesy © Andrew Latreille
Wohnzimmer in Bolzano, Italy by noa* (network of architecture)June 4th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: noa* (network of architecture) noa* (network of architecture) converted four existing dwellings into new apartments, characterized particularly by the interplay of old and new. “Very stylish apartment in a very central location where you can feel at home.”- guest from Switzerland (booking.com)  Image Courtesy © Alex Filz
Read the rest of Wohnzimmer in Bolzano, Italy by noa* (network of architecture) Wolke 7 in Grafenegg, Austria by tnE ArchitectsJune 4th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: tnE Architects The “Wolke 7” catering pavilion in Grafenegg Castle Garden (Lower Austria) by the next ENTERprise Architects has been awarded the AIT Award in the category gastronomy. A decade ago tnE Architects created the Wolkenturm open air stage, one of Austria’s most impressive concert stages and the central performance venue of the annual Grafenegg Festival. In 2015 the architects were commissioned by Grafenegg Kulturbetriebsgesellschaft m.b.H. to redesign the location which is used for catering to events and situated on the path between the Castle Tavern and the Wolkenturm. The AIT Award is the second major honour received by the project after last year’s award of the Client Prize of the Central Association of Austrian Architects. “Wolke 7”, a place for culinary highlights and coming together in an open-air atmosphere, adds a new dimension to the synergy between the traditional and the contemporary in Grafenegg which reaches far beyond the catering infrastructure.  Image Courtesy © Klaus Vyhnalek
Read the rest of Wolke 7 in Grafenegg, Austria by tnE Architects Wonder House in Murcia, Spain by LAURA ORTÍN ARQUITECTURAJune 4th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: LAURA ORTÍN ARQUITECTURA The house is located on the outskirts of a small village, which has been gain control over the local orchard because of the urban sub-division. Due to this fact, and leaving any type of orchard reference behind, we are urged to create our own private landscape which should also be personal and with the ability to provide us with rest, delight and joy.  Image Courtesy © David Frutos
Read the rest of Wonder House in Murcia, Spain by LAURA ORTÍN ARQUITECTURA “Yellow leg” apartment building in Vilnius, Lithuania by Devyni architektaiJune 4th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Devyni architektai The „Yellow leg“ apartment building is located in Šnipiškės neighborhood, on the side of Vilnius city center. The building is on a 1697m2 lot, with its footprint occupying 707m2. The area is a perfect combination of living in an affordable area that has less crowded surroundings than city center, and being able to enjoy all the things that city center has to offer within reach.
 Image Courtesy © Arunas Skrolis
Read the rest of “Yellow leg” apartment building in Vilnius, Lithuania by Devyni architektai Yokouchi Residence in Karuizawa, Japan by KIDOSAKI ARCHITECTS STUDIOJune 4th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: KIDOSAKI ARCHITECTS STUDIO The site surrounded by the leafy woods close to the golf course in Minamigaoka Karuizawa, was planned to have its building lower than treetops of the woods to coexist with neighboring buildings.  Image Courtesy © 45gPhotogrpy – Junji Kojima
Read the rest of Yokouchi Residence in Karuizawa, Japan by KIDOSAKI ARCHITECTS STUDIO Yoojeongheon in Jeju-si, South Korea by studio_GAONJune 4th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: studio_GAON The name of house is Yoojeongheon. Nearing the completion of the construction, the owner gave its name and described the meaning to me as, ‘wind stays, sunshine caresses’.  Image Courtesy © Youngchae Park
Read the rest of Yoojeongheon in Jeju-si, South Korea by studio_GAON Academia M in Moscow, Russia by FORM bureauJune 4th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: FORM bureau Academia Café and Pizzeria is a restaurant chain in Moscow that serves contemporary Italıan cuısıne. It is located in a two storey space in the Business Center «Park Mira».  Image Courtesy © Asya Baranova
Read the rest of Academia M in Moscow, Russia by FORM bureau Riba Windows in London, England by bureau de change architectsJune 4th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: bureau de change architects The installation creates the impression of a traditional tailor’s cutting room, with multiple pattern pieces hanging from rails that span the width of the façade. Patterns, used in the construction of the brand’s products, have been replicated in a range of British timbers – Elm, Oak, Cherry, Chesnut, Ash and Poplar.  Image Courtesy © bureau de change architects
Read the rest of Riba Windows in London, England by bureau de change architects BLU Ocean View in Tel Aviv, Israel by Annette Frommer Interior DesignJune 4th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Annette Frommer Interior Design Due to the apartment’s close proximity to Tel-Aviv’s HaTzuk Beach with its view of the glistening ocean in the horizon, it was only natural that I design the space of this unique apartment located in a luxury apartment building, using the wide-ranging possibilities of a blue color palette.  Image Courtesy © Annette Frommer Interior Design
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