<h1>House in Concrete</h1>

The house is conceptually designed as a single-story, simple elongated prism made of exposed concrete blocks. The solid masonry mass is lightened towards the garden by the recessed glazed facade, which creates a covered space for the terrace.
The economical solution of the layout using three-meter modules reflects in the minimalist expression of the building. At the entrance to the house, there is a garage for two cars, next to which is a covered vestibule. The layout of the house is characterized by an elongated corridor - a dressing room, from which all living rooms are accessible, allowing for their direct connection to the terrace outlining the southeast side of the house.
The house is constructed using masonry technology with concrete sandwich blocks and internal insulation. The blocks are exposed both in the exterior and partially in the interior, while the remaining interior surfaces are made of concrete coatings. The ceiling of the house is constructed with precast concrete prestressed panels spanning up to 9 m. The roof of the house is flat with extensive greening. The fully glazed wall on the southeast side is made of aluminum profiles with reflective tinted glazing and external blinds.