We’ve seen so many incredible displays of design and architecture from A-Cero that now our expectations (and probably your as well) are getting higher and higher when it comes to a company with such an amazing portfolio. So far it seems that the architects at A-Cero live up to their prestige and their latest residential project stands as a solid proof. The Concrete House II is a family project located in Madrid and stretches over a surface of no less than 1.600 square meters. The first impression when seeing its unusual architecture with gray concrete and vegetation ramps is that you are looking at an bunker entrance. The facade reveals large windows and uncommon shapes. The roof ensures this home’s ecological features as it contains solar tubular collectors, making this residence a sustainable project. The site also includes a beautiful garden and a picturesque lake which complete the “dreamy” image that this home inspires.
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By Lavinia
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Wow, this house is amazing! The stairs is so steep, I would almost be scared to walk up it. As for the home cinema, that TV is every guys dream. Parts of this house actually look like a restaurant and that kitchen while modern is truely bespoke and designed for the house it’s in.
With all my respect to designers and architects for this master of work & art, I can’t see myself in a home where concrete as dominant material surrounded me as a whole!
Looks like a bunker¡¡¡¡
Nobody really lives like this. I bet the house is empty 11 months out of the year. This house is just another piece of abstract art in the owner’s collection.
I am so in love with this house I cannot express it enough, it reminds me of Denys Lasdun’s National Theatre in London. It is almost literally the house of my dreams…
I cannot see myself in it…agree with Daniel.
While its gorgeous and I love it, I can’t see myself living there. It does not look homely, warm and welcoming. Its like someone projected their loneliness into the house, but thats just my thought.