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Organic Concrete House: Integrating Concrete, Wood & Glass



Discover the enchanting world of the Organic Concrete House located in Sint-Martens-Latem, Belgium. Designed in 2016 by Architects Claerhout – Van Biervliet, this house masterfully combines elements inspired by Hobbit dwellings and Californian villas. Featuring unique architectural designs that harness a mix of concrete, glass, and wood, viewers are transported into a space that stands against time while integrating harmoniously with its natural surroundings.

About Organic Concrete House
Sint-Martens-Latem’s Organic Fusion
In the verdant heart of Sint-Martens-Latem, Belgium, a home unlike any other nestles into its natural topography, the Organic Concrete House. Envisioned in 2016 by Architects Claerhout – Van Biervliet, this dwelling transcends traditional architecture, marrying the fantastical charm of Hobbiton with the sleek flair of a Californian villa. As the tranquil lane winds toward the residence, you’re greeted by smooth concrete curves that whisper of modernity while bowing to the organic beauty of the landscape. Seamless Indoor Panorama
Step inside, where the curvature of the exterior gives way to an expansive living area bathed in natural light. Here, large windows frame the preserved greenery outside, a constant invitation to the eye. The interplay of concrete, glass, and wood carves out an atmosphere of warmth that is both timeless and inviting. This communal space flows effortlessly into a dining area where a circular r...

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