Concrete Design
Architectural and design work in which concrete is the primary material, from residential houses to towers and temples.
Ponte House by stu.dere: A Modern Bridge Between Architecture and Landscape
Ponte House merges minimalist concrete design with forest views, elevated structure, fluid interiors, and natural light, creating privacy and elegance.
Villa 471 by Estudio Autónomo Arquitectura: Contemporary Modular Elegance in Mendiolaza
Villa 471 is a contemporary modular home in Mendiolaza, Córdoba, featuring cantilevers, central cloister, smart home technology, and elegant concrete design.
Westerpunt Observation Tower by studio MOTO: A Seamless Connection Between Land and Sea
Westerpunt Observation by studio MOTO in De Panne, Belgium, harmonizes dunes, sea, and promenade with concrete design, offering dynamic coastal views.
Paysandú Residences by bakro-mayorano: Contemporary Twin Homes in Ituzaingó, Argentina
Paysandú Residences by bakro-mayorano are mirrored contemporary homes in Ituzaingó, featuring layered facades, double-height living spaces, sunshades, and modern concrete design.
Wine Temple
It is sometimes by looking at everything that we see nothing. Surrounded by the vineyards, an emergence rises from the ground. A socle gradually detaching itself from the vineyards allows us to observe what surrounds us. The experience consists in the sacralization of the wine, towards the architecture, the material, the space and the light.
House X by Bojaus Arquitectura: A Harmonious Integration with Nature in Valdemorillo, Spain
House X by Bojaus Arquitectura blends seamlessly with Valdemorillo’s rugged landscape, featuring X-shaped concrete design, exposed walls, and lasting natural integration.
W House II by IDIN Architects – Elevated Modern Home Blending Mountain Views, Raw Concrete Design & Family-Centric Living
W House II is an elevated concrete home offering 360° mountain views, warm interiors, and seamless family living above an open garden level.
Naju White House by PLAN Architects Office
A serene multigenerational home in Naju blending minimalist concrete design, layered privacy, and nature-inspired courtyards for harmonious family living.
House Hutmann by SEA Arquitectos: Timeless Concrete Design in Feáns, Spain
House Hutmann by SEA Arquitectos in Feáns, Spain, blends massive concrete forms, natural light, and intimate interior-exterior connections with timeless design.
Canyon Entrance Pavilion by Medeza + Querencia Design Center
Canyon Entrance Pavilion in Los Cabos blends brutalist concrete design with radial layout, creating a sensory threshold into a sculpted desert garden.
Nautical Pole by NBJ Architectes: A Sustainable Landmark in Sète, France
The Nautical Pole in Sète by NBJ Architectes blends sustainable concrete design, recycled oyster shell flooring, and panoramic sea views for nautical activities.
UNTITLED House by Atelier JQTS – Contemporary Concrete Architecture in Cascais, Portugal
UNTITLED House by Atelier JQTS in Cascais features minimalist concrete design, expressive beams, natural materials, flexible spaces, and seamless indoor-outdoor integration.
In A Little Time Café by PLS Architects + Atelier MODS – A Modern Courtyard Café in Ulsan
In A Little Time Café blends minimalist concrete design with nature, featuring a courtyard, mountain views, and community-centered sustainable architecture.
DSP Apartments by Studio Cáceres Lazo – Redefining Urban Housing in Santiago, Chile
DSP Apartments in Santiago by Studio Cáceres Lazo showcase prefabricated concrete design, diverse housing typologies, and sustainable micro-scale urban density.
Madhuvilla – The Concrete House by K.N. Associates
Madhuvilla by K.N.Associates is a concrete villa in Vadodara blending brutalist architecture, fluid spaces, landscaped gardens, and modern luxury.
Modern Courtyard House Design in Kyoto: Element House by APOLLO Architects & Associates
A modern courtyard house in Kyoto blends work and life through natural light, flexible zoning, and tactile concrete design.
Calm House by Mateus Monteiro: A Serene Retreat Blending Concrete, Nature, and Family Heritage in Brazil
A minimalist Brazilian home blending exposed concrete, lush gardens, and regional elements for serene, sustainable living by Mateus Monteiro.
Modern Residential Architecture in Bangalore: House #396 by Architecture Paradigm
Explore the design philosophy behind House #396, a modern residential architectural marvel in Bangalore, blending light, materials, and nature.
Coolstock Builds a Layered Garden Pavilion from Concrete, Steel, and Wood in Slovakia
A 106 m² open-air retreat in Bernolákovo stacks three honest materials to frame garden life south of the family house.
Très beau projet. Bravo
When will we taste the wine in this beautiful place ?
The project has a sculptural character and has spaces of great phenomenological and sensorial quality. Perhaps the spa and accommodation on the top floor could relate more to the territory and not be so introverted. The proposal looks congruent and speaks a clear and unified language thanks to the material choice. Congratulations for your work.