This Black Concrete Home Dissects its Site in Rural Mexico
Defined by two sharply angled volumes and dark concrete cladding, Casa Mavra by Taller Alberto Calleja (TAC) is a bold, sculptural presence in the landscape of rural Mexico.
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A Hillside Concrete Bunker House Unleashes Incredible Views of the Ocean
James Stockwell Architect’s Bunkeren residence in Whitebridge, Australia, is a contemporary concrete home seamlessly integrated into the rocky hillside, blending modern design with coastal geology.
Tropical Modernism Guides the Geometric Concrete Volumes of this House in Brazil
The deliberately minimal interiors of Rua Polonia House were prioritized by Guilherme Pianca, Gabriel Kogan, and Clara Werneck with utilitarian finishes throughout.
An Urban Apartment in France is all Concrete and Primary Colors
Housed inside a former two-room apartment in a 1970s building, Minuit Architectes reimagined this space to create a bold, open-plan design.
The Colombian Concrete House for views for Miles
Atelier Garcia's striking Concrete House appears as if carved into the hillside on an elevated plot overlooking Colombia’s Rock of Guatapé and the vast reservoir lake below.
Twin Homes Redefine Urban Living in Buenos Aires
A narrow, deep lot in Colegiales, Buenos Aires, welcomes two distinct family homes by Luciano Kruk, a showcase of his thoughtful principles and his discerning eye for spatial harmony.
A Towering Raw Concrete House Makes a Statement in Nishizaki, Japan
Built on reclaimed land in a new residential area, the Nishizaki House by Studio Cochi Architects is a brutal edifice sandwiched between two traditional structures.
A House in Japan Presents a Utilitarian Concrete Facade on a Skinny Roadside Lot
From IGArchitects, the project 2700 --- measuring an ultra-slim 2.7 meters across and built on the strip of vacant land left over from a road expansion --- caters to the needs of a young couple who discovered the lot in Saitama.
Agustin Berzero Architects Deliver a Tranquil Concrete Atelier in Argentina
Built onto a parcel of land beside the client’s existing home, this project focuses on the elements on the site that came before—the home with its slanted roof, the presence of concrete and wood, and the already entrenched interaction with the surrounding greenery.