Eastern Design Office Creates Simple and Sleek Concrete Home
Rachel — September 27, 2009 — Art & Design
References: eastern.e-arc.jp & yatzer
While living in a concrete home doesn’t sound too inviting, Japanese architecture firm Eastern Design Office somehow manages to pull it off with their slit home.
The slit home design is a concrete home with 60 ‘slits’ in the concrete, which become small, building height windows. The result is a surprisingly sunny interior to the home and a protected outside. While grey concrete may not be much to look at usually, Eastern Design Office seems to know how to make it look good.
The slit home design is a concrete home with 60 ‘slits’ in the concrete, which become small, building height windows. The result is a surprisingly sunny interior to the home and a protected outside. While grey concrete may not be much to look at usually, Eastern Design Office seems to know how to make it look good.
Trend Themes
1. Slit Home Revolution - The slit home design takes advantage of small building height windows for sunny interior and protected outside.
2. Sleek Concrete Living - Eastern Design Office proves the potential of comfortable and aesthetic concrete living.
3. Maximizing Concrete - The slit home and other creative designs demonstrate untapped potential for using concrete as a building material.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - New innovations in design and materials challenge architects to create stunning and functional living spaces.
2. Real Estate - The slit home design and others offer a unique and eco-friendly living experience that could attract buyers who prioritize sustainability and aesthetics.
3. Construction - Innovations in building materials and design open up new possibilities for sustainable and efficient construction methods.
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