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    Concrete Houses × Built-in Kitchen

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    Concrete Houses

    This collection showcases modern custom homes that prominently feature exposed concrete. By emphasizing the material's inherent texture while skillfully manipulating light and warmth, these residences achieve stylish and sophisticated interiors. The portfolio includes exemplary projects and innovative concepts that harmonize functionality with the refined aesthetics of concrete architecture.

    House with a Built-in Kitchen

    Custom carpenter-built kitchens creating unified interior aesthetics and personalized functionality that ages gracefully. Introducing built-in kitchen residential examples.

  • Smallest|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|LDK|Custom-built house
    Smallest|LDK
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Narrow House
    Hidden Storage
    Exposed Concrete
    Minimal Design
    Capturing Light
    Built-in Kitchen
    Roof Balcony
    Glazed Wall
    Material Texture
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Exterior|Custom-built house
    View looking down from the upper part of the slope
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Approach|Custom-built house
    Entrance porch and top light
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Living Room|Custom-built house
    Stair rising from the living room to the fireplace and dining
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Stairs|Custom-built house
    Circular staircase connecting to the basement
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Exterior|Custom-built house
    Curved roof and the forest
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Living Room|Custom-built house
    Fireplace corner
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Smallest|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Exterior|Custom-built house
    Smallest|Exterior
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Narrow House
    Hidden Storage
    Exposed Concrete
    Minimal Design
    Capturing Light
    Built-in Kitchen
    Roof Balcony
    Glazed Wall
    Material Texture
  • Smallest|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Bedroom|Custom-built house
    Smallest|Bedroom
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Narrow House
    Hidden Storage
    Exposed Concrete
    Minimal Design
    Capturing Light
    Built-in Kitchen
    Roof Balcony
    Glazed Wall
    Material Texture
  • Smallest|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Stairs|Custom-built house
    Smallest|Stairs
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Narrow House
    Hidden Storage
    Exposed Concrete
    Minimal Design
    Capturing Light
    Built-in Kitchen
    Roof Balcony
    Glazed Wall
    Material Texture
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Bathroom|Custom-built house
    Bathroom opening to the forest
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Living Room|Custom-built house
    Proceeding to the living room between curved walls
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Smallest|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Stairs|Custom-built house
    Smallest|Stairs
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Narrow House
    Hidden Storage
    Exposed Concrete
    Minimal Design
    Capturing Light
    Built-in Kitchen
    Roof Balcony
    Glazed Wall
    Material Texture
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Kitchen|Custom-built house
    Kitchen with a good view
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Living Room|Custom-built house
    Living room enclosed by trunk-like curved walls
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Exterior|Custom-built house
    A casual "mountain climb" on the roof
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Hobby room|Custom-built house
    Wine cellar like a library
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Living Room|Custom-built house
    Autumn forest viewed from the living room
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Dining Area|Custom-built house
    Dining with small windows
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Exterior|Custom-built house
    Curved roof floating on the slope
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Approach|Custom-built house
    View toward the approach
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Living Room|Custom-built house
    Guest living room
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
  • Smallest|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Stairs|Custom-built house
    Smallest|Stairs
    Architecture Firm:Hirotaka Sato Architects
    Hirotaka Sato Architects
    3F, 32 Shibakoen Building, 3-4-30 Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
    Narrow House
    Hidden Storage
    Exposed Concrete
    Minimal Design
    Capturing Light
    Built-in Kitchen
    Roof Balcony
    Glazed Wall
    Material Texture
  • Karuizawa Counterpoint|Concrete Houses|House with a Built-in Kitchen|Entrance hall|Custom-built house
    Entrance hall with terraced stepped stair-like floors
    Architecture Firm:PODA Architects
    PODA Architects
    1-2-1-403 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan
    Luxury home
    Vacation Home
    Living in the Forest
    Wood-Burning Stove
    Built-in Kitchen
    Contemporary
    Large Opening
    Resort Style
    Roof terrace
    Picture Window
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  • #Shoes Cloak
  • #Atelier-House
  • #Minimal Life
  • #One-Room Space
  • #Parallel Kitchen & Dining
  • #Custom-Built Bathroom
  • #Continuous Window
  • #Japandi
  • #Pantry
  • #Couple Living
  • #Aging Gracefully
  • #Tea Room
  • #Japanese Modern
  • #Sloped Site
  • #Solar Panel
  • #Semi-Basement
  • #Living with Plants
  • #Living with Nature
  • #Solid Wood
  • #Void
  • #Craft Room
  • #Confectionery Workshop
  • #Proportion
  • #Architect's Own House
  • #Trumpet
  • #High Ceiling
  • #Bouldering Wall
  • #Japanese House
  • #Scandinavian Lighting
  • #Symbolic Tree
  • #Luxury home
  • #Pet-Friendly Doma
  • #Glass-Walled Garage
  • #Hilltop House
  • #Visual Control
  • #Slow Life
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