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Concrete Houses: Top 5 Residential Architecture Projects with Concrete - Vimarsana News

Concrete Houses: Top 5 Residential Architecture Projects with Concrete

Concrete has proven itself to be an invaluable structural material – but can it serve an aesthetic purpose as well?

Concrete House / Raw Architecture Workshop - Vimarsana News

Concrete House / Raw Architecture Workshop

© Tarry + Perry The raw surfaces of concrete walls, steel industrial fittings, leather antiques, and personal treasures change in colour and contrast depending on light levels, adding depth and texture to their surroundings. © Tarry + Perry Concrete House is the first building in the world to be built of advanced Fibre Reinforced Concrete, a durable anti-cracking material developed by Cemex and tested for thermal and structural properties by the University of Zurich. © Tarry + Perry The concrete’s fibre composition means it does not require reinforced steel bars to strengthen or hold the...

Concrete House in East Sussex documented by Tarry + Perry - Vimarsana News

Concrete House in East Sussex documented by Tarry + Perry

Architecture photography studio Tarry + Perry has documented a concrete house hidden within a verdant site in southern England to spotlight its monastic character and unexpectedly warm interiors. The rural dwelling, appropriately named Concrete House, was designed by former office Raw Architecture Workshop for a young family in East Sussex. Tarry + Perry is the first photography studio to have captured the dwelling since its completion in 2018. Concrete House is intended to evoke a monolithic mass Concrete House is designed to nestle within its tree-lined site, evoking a monolithic mass that ...

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