Concrete may be the material most associated with modern Brazilian architecture; high resistance to compression and, when armed, capable of assuming various forms. Its plasticity has made it a favorite material for some of Brazil's most expressive architects of the last century.
Today, it is still widely explored in the architectural production of Brazil, either for its structural robustness, ease of maintenance, or aesthetic value.
Below, we present a selection of 20 Brazilian homes built in recent years that use concrete in their structure or closures.
LEnS House / Obra Arquitetos
House Villa Lobos / Una Arquitetos
Castro House / Aguirre Arquitetura
CR Residence / Padovani Arquitetos Associados
Mi Casa / Studio [+] Valéria Gontijo
Quinta do Golfe House / Solange Cálio Arquitetos
House in Ubatuba / spbr arquitetos
Vila Romana House / MMBB Arquitetos
Bento Noronha Residence / Metro Arquitetos
Jardim Paulistano House / GrupoSP
Planar House / Studio MK27 + Marcio Kogan + Lair Reis
Piemonte House / Íntegra Studio Arquitetura
Casa Boipeba / daarchitectes
VPJC House / Ar:Co Arquitetura Cooperativa
PLM House / Luiz Paulo Andrade Arquitetos
MR 53 / BLOCO Arquitetos
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Casa LCC / Aguirre Arquitetura
Jardins House / Drucker Arquitetos e Associados
Ownerless House nº01 / Vão Arquitetura
Itamambuca House / Gui Mattos
