exposed brick, concrete, and slate stone cladding lend an earthy aesthetic, enhanced by the integration of green plants and natural textures.
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]]>the house, built with concrete foundations, uses standard construction methods, allowing for easy replication.
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]]>the first floor volume is designed as a solid block, contrasting the linear assembly of circular columns on the partially enclosed ground floor.
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]]>led by a team at the university of tokyo, the researchers’ recycled concrete blocks with carbon dioxide are strong enough to be used in building houses.
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]]>crb arquitectos incorporates vegetation to soften the facade, creating a seamless link between the interior and exterior.
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]]>thanks to its insulated exterior walls, the concrete shell exposes itself indoors, revealing different finishes.
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]]>the facade uses textured precast concrete panels that honor traditional tapestries while framing city views, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow.
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]]>a connection with nature and the ocean is fostered by a strong axis that runs through the project, connecting the program with patios and terraces.
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]]>concretewall café descends underground, immersing visitors into the natural context of water and mountains.
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]]>mf+arquitetos' design ensures constant connection with nature from any point within the residence.
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