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Minimalist Concrete House with Soft Wooden Interior – Germann House by Marte.Marte

It’s always interesting to see how architects manage to create a truly minimalist and modern houses that are still very comfortable and livable. Germann House by marte.marte Architekten is one of such houses. It looks like monolithic structure made of concrete but it’s more than that. It features a cool terrace and the extensive glazing...

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Modern Concrete House Surrounded By Beautiful Nature – Red Mountain House

Red Mountain House (Magnifico Residence) is a gem surrounded by woods and mountains. It is designed by CCY Architects in collaboration with B+G Design. The 7,500-square foot home is very well connected to the nature around thanks to amazing views through large windows. It also features several outdoor spaces where owners could also enjoy the...

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White Concrete House Surrounded By Greens And Blues Of Nature

This white house is designed to be in intense contrast with greens and blues of nature that surround it. It is located in a large site near the “Chipinque” National Park and features wonderful views towards the Sierra Madre. The white color also was chosen in order to deal with a hot climate during most...

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Country home designs

Concrete House Partly Covered with Larch Shingles

House K by Titus Bernhard is an interesting example of the house located on a steep slope in a perfect harmony with landscape around. It’s located about 50km south of Munich within the Bavarian Alps so the landscape is very beautiful and calm. There aren’t big cities in the area but there is a lake...

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Modern Copper Concrete House Design

The concept of this home is strongly influenced by the lifestyle of the client, a person who is engaged in the field of art and creativity. He wanted to live in open space without division between his private and professional lives. The house has modern design and mostly made of copper and concrete. Using of...

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Unusual house designs

Rectangular Concrete House Turned on its Side

Villa Drusch, designed by Claude Parent, famous French modernist is built in 1963 for local industrialist Gaston Drusch. It implements architect’s “theory of oblique architecture” because looks like the home turned on its side. Simple rectangular concrete box become very original living space with tricky angles and open spaces. Outdoor lap pool is placed to...

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Contemporary Style Concrete House – Santander house by A-Cero

Concrete is quite popular material in building multi-residental and block houses but isn’t the most popular in building private houses. Although this 2,204 sq. m. house almost whole made of concrete. It also set into the hillside because of problematic landscape of the site. In spite of that the house’s front capture awesome river views...

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Contemporary Concrete House

At first this 350 sq.m. house was build with concrete method. It’s situated in quite place between trees with one wall exposed to the world. Walls, floors and columns together form concrete shell. The front door is a electronic sliding door with movement sensor. The house hides two basement floors thanks for using concrete technologies....

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Catalonian House Done With Earthenware Tiles And Sandy Concrete

Tiled steps lead down from the terrace to the pool of Casa Ter, a concrete and stone house designed by architecture studio Mesura in Baix Empordà, Spain. The L-shaped residence is bisected by an outdoor terrace that runs along one side and through the end, creating a covered indoor-outdoor living space. Sandy-colored textured concrete render...

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Industrial House In Ecuador Inspired By Exposed Concrete

CYAN arq+dis recently completed OBRA GRIS (A House in Gray), a modern home in Puembo, Quito, Ecuador inspired by the simplicity of the materials. Bypassing a “finished” look, the architects utilized materials, like exposed concrete, steel, and glass, and welcomed their imperfections to achieve the industrial aesthetic they desired. During the design process, they focused...

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