Raw Concrete House In La Rufina Elevated Above The Landscape

Raw Concrete House In La Rufina Elevated Above The Landscape

Every house or apartment is peculiar in its own way, and today’s one by architect duo Santiago Carlos Viale and Daniella Beviglia has slabs of concrete create sunshades that look like open shutters. Named House in La Rufina, the residence was adapted to suit the local climate, where temperatures typically vary between 18 degrees Celsius in winter up to at least 30 in summer. The interiors are stunningly industrial: three bedrooms run along the front side of the building, where they benefit from the best views, while the kitchen and bathrooms are tucked away at the back. The raw concrete of the building’s exterior continues inside but is contrasted against dark wood finishes for doors, window frames and kitchen worktops.

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Source: dezeen