Brutalist tiny house

The AI system DALL-E imagines a Brutalist style tiny house. This is an AI-generated image created by Thomas Smith using DALL-E.

Mexican practice Studioroca has designed a brutalist-inspired tiny home out of shipping containers that can be ‘move-in ready’ in just 99 days. Photography: Helioz Studio #tinyhome #cabin #cabinporn #shippingcontainer #design #architecture

The AI system DALL-E imagines a Brutalist style tiny house. This is an AI-generated image created by Thomas Smith using DALL-E.

Check out this incredible tiny house! It features a unique Brutalist design style and a color palette of Charcoal and Light Gray. Which design elements would you incorporate into your own home? #TinyHouse #BrutalistDesign #CharcoalAndGray #HomeInspiration

In this gallery the raw power of Brutalist architecture meets the vibrant, lush allure of Tropical design. It's an unexpected mashup that creates a stunning

Tiny House — little bit of everything

“Custom prefab” doesn’t have to be an oxymoron. Mexico-based firm STUDIOROCA has a solution that simplifies the design process but gives a personalized touch with their sleek prefabricated dwellings that can be ordered online. The structure—called VMD (Vivienda Minima de Descanso or Minimum Rest Housing)—is available as a one or two-bedroom home. The buyer has a hands-on role in the creative process by customizing their design before placing an online order.

Takeshi Hosaka designs tiny house in Tokyo with funnel-like roofs

The interior maintains a sense of texture from the concrete that isn't overwhelming because of the wood floors and high ceilings. Photo 3 of 12 in A Concrete Tiny House in Tokyo Opens to the Sky—and the Street. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

The bedroom opens out onto a small rear deck with potted plants and an outdoor shower. Photo 9 of 12 in A Concrete Tiny House in Tokyo Opens to the Sky—and the Street. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

Villa Drusch by Claude Parent

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