'Clavel Arquitectos' recently designed a cantilevered concrete concrete home that boasts a dramatic profile. While cantilever construction is nothing new, this home features dramatic angles that visually separate the lower level from the top floor.
The unusual concrete home is located in Molina de Segura, with views overlooking the mountains of Spain's Murcia region. The residence is called the 'Crossed House' due to its cantilevered concrete design. Instead of jutting out slightly from the lower level, the upper level overlaps and pivots on a 35 degree angle. This allows the top floor to cantilever 10 meters over the ground floor. The usual set up helps to separate the two levels and optimize the beautiful views. As a result, the lower level looks out on to the garden and pool, while the upper level has views of the distant mountains.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Cantilevered Construction
- Opportunity for architects and engineers to explore innovative designs that showcase the beauty of cantilevered structures.
- Dramatic Angles
- Designers can incorporate visually striking angles in various architectural projects to create unique and impactful structures.
- Optimized Views
- Opportunity for real estate developers to create homes and buildings that maximize scenic views by utilizing cantilevered designs.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture
- Architects can explore cantilevered construction techniques and angles to create visually stunning and innovative buildings.
- Engineering
- Engineers can develop new methods and technologies to support cantilevered structures with unusual angles and designs.
- Real Estate Development
- Real estate developers can capitalize on the demand for unique and optimized views by incorporating cantilevered designs in their projects.
