10 Mar
One of my favourite architecture firms is called A-cero. The Spanish firm does not ever fail to impress with bold designs and equally cool interiors. They have done it again with a big concrete single-family house in Pozuelo de Alorcón, Spain.
The concrete residence is a rather large house of 1,600 square meters, and is located on a 5,000 square meter plot. The combination of grey concrete and green vegetation gives you a feeling that it’s a bunker. The facade of the residence feature large windows and on the roof are solar tubular collectors, making this residence a sustainable eco project.The rooms are furnished in grey, black and white accented by colored art pieces and sculptures that add a unique touch to the overall design scheme.
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