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‘Casa Brutale’ Takes Nature-Integrated Living to a Cliff-Side Level

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Can you imagine pulling up to a house, overlooking the Aegean Sea, but all you see is a swimming pool and a staircase leading down? Well this design for the below ground home built into a cliff was submitted to OPA (open platform for architecture) and is waiting to be built.

"Casa Brutale" is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece that is perfect for someone who enjoys secluded, ocean-front views and no noisy neighbors. The only part of the house that is above ground is the swimming pool, which also acts as the ceiling of the home and a massive natural light source. The entire façade of the house is a huge piece of glass facing out towards the sea.

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The entire home is constructed with simple materials like wood, glass, and raw concrete, which puts the focus on the landscape and ocean. The interior is an open-floor plan design and is very simple and bare with high ceilings and a ton of light.

Photos courtesy of Designboom

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