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Dambara House by Suppose Design Office

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Suppose Design Office designed the Dambara House for a family of four located in Hiroshima, Japan.

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Sports Center Llobregat by Alvaro Siza

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Alvaro Siza projected the Sports Center Llobregat using a group of large interlocking volumes of white concrete in the Barcelona suburb of Cornella, Spain.

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Out of the Box House by Cadence

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Cadence designed a residence in Bangalore, India, which features cast-concrete external walls decorated with perforations.

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Courtyard House by Studio Junction

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Studio Junction designed an infill housing as an alternative urban typology.

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Amaison Amsterdam by Concrete

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In developing Amaison, Maison van den Boer’s new delicatessen, Concrete went back to the company’s origins, in which the emphasis was on the fundamentals of food.

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A-House by FKL Architects

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FKL Architects designed a single-family house located on a mews lane, in a Victorion suburb of Dublin.

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Valleaceron Chapel by S-M.A.O.

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This unusual, yet beautiful chapel designed by Sancho-Madridejos Architecture Office is located on top of a small hill in an arid and isolated place of Almadenejos, Ciudad Real, Spain.

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F House by Kubota Architect Atelier

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Kubota Architect Atelier designed this unusual house with a front facade so precise that it looks almost fake.

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Bahia Azul House by Cecilia Puga

Cecilia Puga designed this unusual house located in Los Vilos, Chile, overlooking the sea.

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Concrete Art by Transparent House

Transparent House created a way to refine a popular element of contemporary interior design such as polished concrete flooring.

The design concept allows for application of any pattern to the surface either when pouring or afterwards when the concrete has set.

The fine floral ornament promotes the clean and simple character of the space while adding a touch of warm and live contrast and highlighting the cold austerity of the material.