The Glebe House by Nobbs Radford Architects is Industrial Chic
Jamie Danielle Munro — March 14, 2014 — Art & Design
References: nobbsradford.au & dezeen
Concrete never looked so good with these industrial-like slab structures used by Nobbs Radford Architects for this Sydney abode.
The use of concrete is common to achieve an industrial effect, and is often seen in loft apartments which have been transformed from working buildings to residential space. However, this architecture firm has managed to appropriate the concrete slab structures from a loft-only look to one that encompasses this entire house. Sounds like a prison right? Think again. The inside is complemented with stunning wood and plenty of light, making this anything but a closed-off penitentiary. More importantly, the home is extremely durable, and can stand up to strong gusts of wind at any time of year.
The use of concrete is common to achieve an industrial effect, and is often seen in loft apartments which have been transformed from working buildings to residential space. However, this architecture firm has managed to appropriate the concrete slab structures from a loft-only look to one that encompasses this entire house. Sounds like a prison right? Think again. The inside is complemented with stunning wood and plenty of light, making this anything but a closed-off penitentiary. More importantly, the home is extremely durable, and can stand up to strong gusts of wind at any time of year.
Trend Themes
1. Sleek Concrete Structures - Concrete can be used in a more modern and sleek way while keeping its industrial chic vibe.
2. Residential Interiors with Concrete Slabs - Concrete can be added to residential spaces to create an industrial but warm vibe.
3. Durability in Home Construction - Durable materials are becoming increasingly important in home construction.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architecture firms can experiment with the use of concrete in more modern and sleek ways.
2. Construction - Construction companies can offer more durable and long-lasting options to clients.
3. Interior Design - Interior designers can incorporate the industrial yet warm vibe of concrete into their designs.
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