Like a Man-Made Cave | Lap Pool House

The Lap Pool House, designed by Aristides Dallas Architects, is a minimalist residence embedded in the rugged landscape of Tinos Island, Greece. Inspired by the cavities and ledges of the rocks, the house emerges like a man-made cave, balancing open living spaces with expansive views of the natural surroundings and fully protected private spaces. The linear pool, extending down the slope, adds fluidity to the design, while the earthy color palette and use of bare concrete allow the structure to blend harmoniously with the landscape.
Credits:
Architects: Aristides Dallas Architects
Photographs:Panagiotis Voumvakis
Location: Tinos, Greece
Year: 2020
Building Size: 95 m2
Plot Size: 4 038 m2

[@marthabrenes1351]

Gracias 🎉

[@user-zy4jj7nk3l]

Awesome thanks 🙏😎👍💯

[@Prometheus-2000]

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[@Ren-1979]

Very good. Also, the drawings are beautiful. That said, I would have chosen a more boring and less spacious layout. Especially for the living room, terrace and bedroom. I understand the request to have a nice view from the bedroom, but this way you constrain the view from the living room too much. I love the combination of pool, tree and skylight, as well as the combination of terrain and roof.

[@mirageon]

That's thought-provoking

[@oximoron6242]

Concrete houses destroy human health

[@mirageon]

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[@fisherh9111]

How so?

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

@@fisherh9111a lot of embodied energy in cement