EBBA Architects designs a new house extension of the Cast House located in East London that boasts a brutalist style in terms of materials. The details of the new addition are inspired by a classic Roman villa, which is at the back of the Victorian terraced home.
It has a large space that is home to a dining space, a conservatory, and a functional kitchen. In terms of the construction, it has a brown pigmented concrete surface, a vaulted ceiling, and a climbing-plant wall. The windows of the space are panelled with wood. Benni Allan, the founder of the studio states that. "We started with two images in mind. One was of a garden framed by a heavily textured sculpted interior, and the other."
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Roman-inspired Home Extensions
- Designing home extensions that are inspired by classic Roman villa to bring a unique and sophisticated touch to home architecture.
- Brutalist Style House Extension
- Creating house extensions that have a brutalist style in terms of materials to make them stand out from traditional home designs.
- Multi-functional Home Extension
- Designing home extensions with multiple functions, such as dining space, conservatory, and functional kitchen, to maximize living space and versatility.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture
- Using classic designs and material choices to innovate and create unique home extensions that embody sophistication and individual style.
- Construction
- Exploring unique materials and construction techniques to create house extensions with distinctive elements and stand-out features.
- Real Estate
- Creating unique and multifunctional home extensions can increase property values and attract homebuyers interested in modern and distinct home designs.
