A faceted concrete shell punctuated by openings of varying sizes wraps around this house in Kuala Lumpur, which contains pockets of interior landscaping that create private outdoor spaces. Local ...

They can be finished to look like any other house on any other street,” says Donn Thompson of the Portland Cement Association ...

Australian Architects Peter Poulet and Michael Harvey contemplate concrete’s green side with The Concrete House, a free-flowing assembly of gravity-secured precast columns and slabs that the ...

Brutalist-inspired architecture is usually not the first thing that comes to mind when imagining cozy countryside cabins, but two daring designers have created a 900-square-foot house — made ...

Marcus Design Build . Photographer: Bob Gundu — +1 416-876-4621; Colin Faulkner — +1 416-469-1557 . Landscaping: North Design Office : Products. Structural System. Cast-in-place concrete sandwich ...

This type of combination foam block and concrete house you mentioned is one of the strongest and most energy efficient. It is one of several construction methods often referred to as stay-in-place ...

The Pierre. The owner's affection for a stone outcropping on her property inspired the design of this house. Conceived as a retreat nestled into the rock, the Pierre (the French word for stone ...

Writer Regina Cole looks at a Vermont vacation home that breaks the mold on home design. Continue reading at realestate.boston.com.

Because of its concrete dome structure, the home is windproof, fireproof and resistant to extreme temperatures. It also has triple-paned windows for added energy efficiency. The project has stretched ...

Courtesy of Millimeter Interior Design Text description provided by the architects. Situated in the suburban district of Hong Kong , this 4,600 square-feet house is a light, tranquil, yet stylish ...

The 2,433-sq-ft home is comprised of 70% to 80% 3D-printed concrete, including all interior and exterior walls and portions of the attached garage. It’s the first project in the U.S. to use PERI ...