Situated south of Mérida’s historic center, Casa en los Cocos stands as a concrete beacon of contemporary design. Crafted by Ludwig Godefroy Architecture, this distinctive Yucatán abode seamlessly melds prehispanic inspirations with modern aesthetics.
Central to its charm is a garden that bridges the indoor and outdoor realms, showcasing a new paradigm of living in Mexico.
In the heart of Ivanhoe, Australia, famed for its rich heritage, Splinter Society unveils the Tear Away House — a modern, concrete marvel set against a backdrop of historic masonry.
This two-story home masterfully balances the old with the new, introducing raw insitu concrete elements, all while retaining portions of its original structure. Highlighting unexpected spaces and maximizing light, the design boasts features such as a concealed rooftop balcony and an expansive underground games room.
In the picturesque bay of Lagos, Portugal — a region renowned for its captivating seaside vistas — Casa Libre emerges. Designed by Mario Martins Atelier in 2022, this single-story, concrete masterpiece harmoniously combines architectural weight with the ethereal beauty of its surroundings.
Infused with design elements like glazed surfaces and a prominent concrete canopy, the home seamlessly integrates the indoors with nature, offering a living experience like no other.
Immerse yourself in the harmonious fusion of nature and architecture at the Lake House – a single-story concrete home designed by MF+Arquitetos in 2022.
Tucked away in Uberlândia, Brazil, a city renowned for its natural beauty, this striking abode presents a luxurious blend of elegant lightness and architectural prowess. Explore a property featuring a lakeside pool, stone volumes housing diverse functions, and an inviting living room that fully integrates with its scenic surroundings. The clever use of materials and pure architectural lines makes this house a masterpiece, fostering a unique connection with nature while balancing both brutality and softness.
Discover the exquisite Rude House, a brutalist-inspired apartment in Rome, Italy, nestled in the tranquility of the southern suburbs, Tor de’ Cenci.
Overlooking the verdant Castelporziano Nature Reserve, this transformative project by Studio Tamat introduces new vitality into a 120 sqm (approx. 1292 sqft) apartment, drawing the abundant natural light indoors with expansive windows and a spacious 40 sqm (approx. 431 sqft) terrace. Crafted meticulously for a young couple of lawyers yearning for a connection with nature, this contemporary abode captures the essence of brutalist design within its rustic charm and sensual materiality, from the exposed reinforced concrete pillars to the use of artisanal terracotta.
Experience a serene retreat nestled amid the dynamic landscapes of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Médanos House, a single-story marvel, embodies the visionary prowess of renowned designer María Victoria Besonías. Crafted in 2022, this concrete architectural masterpiece seamlessly merges with the stunning surroundings of El Salvaje—untouched grasslands, sandy ridges, and expansive beaches.
A harmonious coexistence with the environment is evident in every detail, with the design conforming to the local legislation aimed at preserving the natural topography, vegetation, and wildlife. From adjustable wooden screens safeguarding against winds clocking up to 100km/h (62mph) to a glass-walled courtyard producing captivating light-shadow plays, every aspect of the design prioritizes sustainability, comfort, and an intimate connection with nature’s grandeur.
Discover the House in Carabuxeira, a stunning concrete house designed by Carbajo Barrios nestled in the enchanting landscape of Sanxenxo, Spain.
Situated close to a scenic megalithic complex dating back over 4,000 years and a quaint beach, the house offers an incredible view of the Ría de Pontevedra. This modern refuge, with its organic design approach, perfectly embraces the breathtaking topography it calls home, creating an ideal blend of interior and exterior space.
Explore a design inspired by the surrounding environment, featuring materials such as grey granite, concrete, and cedar wood.
Welcome to Luna House – a unique fusion of concrete design and natural splendor nestled at the foot of the Andes Mountains in Yungay, Chile. This isn’t just a house, it’s an architectural masterpiece. Designed by Pezo Von Ellrichshausen in 2022, Luna House challenges the definition of living spaces by blurring the lines between work and home, indoors and outdoors.
Composed of twelve distinct blocks separated by seismic joints, this extraordinary structure resembles both a cloister and a museum, expanding the boundaries of traditional residential architecture. The property features four breathtaking courtyards, each providing a unique sensory experience, from tranquil flower gardens to a serene pond surrounded by old trees. The name Luna House is derived from the largest courtyard, which matches the size of a traditional Chilean bullring or ‘medialuna.’ Discover the remarkable design and the intimate spaces of Luna House, where the stunning backdrop of the Andes Mountains meets innovative architectural design.
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