Step into the raw elegance of the “Loft in Zagabria,” a gem of contemporary architecture nestled in the heart of Croatia’s vibrant capital city, Zagreb. Unveiled in 2019, this inspiring creation by Studio Up redefines the allure of loft living with a distinctive flair of concrete design.
Known for its rich history and thriving arts scene, Zagreb is the perfect backdrop for this architectural masterpiece.
Welcome to the fascinating world of the House in Sion, a distinctive Swiss architectural masterpiece rooted in the historic village of Ormône, Sion, Switzerland. Designed by the illustrious Savioz Fabrizzi Architectes in 2016, this house beautifully combines the austere elegance of concrete design with rustic simplicity.
Nestled in a character-rich region known for its stone masonry tradition, the house captures the awe-inspiring panoramas of the Rhône valley, the Savièse, and the Val d’Hérens mountains. Let’s embark on a journey into the heart of this revitalized 1860’s house, where the modernity of concrete meets the warmth of timber, producing a timeless dialogue between these two elements.
Discover the sublime blend of architecture and design in the heart of Argentina with Casa Uribe, an exceptional two-story house in Buenos Aires. Crafted by the gifted hands of Estudio SSARQ in 2016, this property boasts a robust concrete design style.
Bask in the ambiance of Buenos Aires, renowned for its rich culture and vibrant nightlife, while enjoying the modern aesthetics of this architectural masterpiece.
Discover the Povo House, a striking contemporary home carved in the rocky terrain of Leiria, Portugal. Designed in 2021 by the creative minds at Contaminar, this three-bedroom property incorporates concrete aesthetics, cleverly mirroring the rugged landscape that surrounds it.
With its intricate design, the Povo House pays homage to the primal connection between humanity and its environment, embodying the paradox of the harsh, eternal stone as a warm, welcoming haven. Marvel at the unique architecture of this house, from its voluminous living spaces and the privacy it offers to its residents, to the thoughtfully positioned spaces that capture light and offer sweeping views of the surrounding pine forest.
Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Ciago, Italy, the Farmhouse by Studio Raro is a testament to contemporary elegance and environmental harmony. The project, completed in 2019, embraces the raw beauty of its surroundings, employing fair-faced concrete and natural larch wood in its design. The result is a stunning farmhouse that not only complements its natural context but also enhances it, creating a sense of openness and connection to the landscape.
The Farmhouse by Studio Raro is a masterclass in minimal impact architecture. The interventions, though abstract and essential in their design, are set in a measured way, ensuring the quality of the location is not affected. The use of green roofing and the thinning of the building’s edges through flares, further lightens the impact of the structure, offering a greater sense of openness to the breathtaking Italian landscape.
Nestled between the azure sea and the agave fields of Oaxaca, Mexico, lies Casa Zicatela, a modern concrete marvel designed by Ludwig Godefroy Architecture. This unique weekend house, situated on the picturesque Zicatela beach, next to Puerto Escondido, is a testament to the duality of its surroundings. With the beach and sea on one side and the mountains on the other, Casa Zicatela is a countryside house with a twist.
Built on a compact 300 m2 plot (approximately 3229.17 square feet), the house employs defensive architecture to create an open-sky fortress, blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors. Its design is reminiscent of the massive concrete structures in Normandy, where the designer was born, and the Mexican pyramids that dot the landscape of his adopted home.
Casa Mérida is a single family house project located in the historic center of Mérida, a few blocks away from its main central square, in its colonial area. Mérida is the capital of Yucatán, but also the capital of the Mayan culture, Yucatán representing a large part of the mexican mayan territory.
Located in the historical center of Quito, Ecuador, this 1,206 sq ft apartment has been recently redesigned by Aquiles Jarrín.
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