mb house

the building showcases contemporary, minimalist villa architecture strongly influenced by modern concrete design. the villa consists of several rectangular volumes arranged in a staggered formation. this creates a sculptural composition featuring terraces, recesses, and covered areas.

exposed concrete as the primary material: the façade appears to be constructed from large-format exposed concrete panels. uniformly spaced formwork ties lend the building a precise, industrial aesthetic.

all sections of the building feature flat roofs with deeply projecting slabs that provide shade and emphasize horizontal lines.

floor-to-ceiling windows open the living areas to the outdoors. slim, dark window frames create a strong contrast with the light-colored concrete.

the transparent design suggests that the living, dining, and lounge areas flow into one another and open directly onto the pool and garden.

an elongated pool sits at the center, serving as a design axis. two flanking building wings frame this outdoor space, creating a sheltered courtyard. a taller, solid volume in the center acts as a vertical accent, lending stability to the composition.