Brutalist architecture exterior

Image 9 of 40 from gallery of Renovation of a Brutalist House in Brazil / Arquitécnika. Photograph by Edgard Cesar

The Casa Entreparotas was designed and built by "Di Freya Arquitectos" in 2019 in Colima City, Mexico. The eco-brutalist design concept combines architecture with the existing flora, which allows the users to live in a constant relation with nature. The tropical vegetation generates a jungle garden atmosphere. Between the concrete volumes there are paths to wander around. The pictures were taken by Lorena Darquea.

Sliding doors from Western Window Systems connect the living room and the deck, which is made of pressure-treated pine planks surrounding a black gravel pit. Photo 5 of 17 in A Texas Couple Builds Their Cast-In-Place Concrete Dream Home. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

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Check out a series of eleven Brazilian houses that represent some of the many ways of approaching pre-existing buildings in architectural design.

Brutalist architecture is essentially buildings with exposed, raw concrete. While they might look abrupt, there is also something amazing about them.

Brutalist inspired concrete house in Brazil. Architects: Morgante Wilson Architecture

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