New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

Architect Luciano Crook designed a new single-storey concrete and wood house in Costa Esmeralda, Buenos Aires, Argentina, for couples with children.

Luciano Crook specializes in the design of monolithic concrete houses, but this time the clients asked their cottage to look “softer” than other architect’s projects. The task was solved by “diluting” the design of the house with inclusions of dark wood elements.

New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

The facade of a concrete house with panoramic windows and dark wood inserts

New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

In front of the house, an inclined walkway leads to the front door

New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

The porch of the house turned out to be very original

New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

Basic interior elements: walls, ceiling, shelving, also formed from concrete with decorative trim

New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

Thanks to large floor windows up to the ceiling and sliding glass doors, the house has good natural lighting

New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

Decorative concrete trim is used as in living room and in the kitchen. Here it is combined with glossy black cabinets, which makes the interior simple and modern.
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New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

Behind the fireplace there is a hallway that leads to the living room and guest bedrooms

New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

Turning to the other side, we find ourselves in the master bedroom, in which an acrylic wall made of kiri and an open closet are installed. Through the sliding doors you can go directly to the terrace

New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

The dimensions of the roof canopy are designed in such a way that direct sunlight
does not fall into the bedroom

New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

The shape of the roof and terrace almost coincide - if necessary, you can easily install temporary walls and hold tea drinking in the fresh air

New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

Finishing the back of the house - here the architects used treated pine wood

New house Lucciano Crook - concrete and wood

Special wood impregnation technology gives it a “burnt” shade. This not only looks harmoniously against the background of concrete walls, but also significantly prolongs the service life of wooden elements
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