This modern concrete house located in Ingeniero Maschwitz, Argentina, was designed in 2016 by Luciano Kruk Arquitectos.

Description by Luciano Kruk Arquitectos
Mach House is a suburban permanent home located in a gated community in Maschwitz, in northern Greater Buenos Aires.
The curved streets layout defines the shape of the neighborhood?s lots and the one in which Mach House was built is a trapezoid with curved front and rear sides.
Located in the community?s border and in its highest area, the plot?s plain terrain was originally free of tree vegetation.
Having experienced what it feels like to spend some time in an exposed concrete summer house the Studio had built for his father, the commissioner requested a home for himself that shared its materiality and esthetic language. The commission consisted in a minimum square footage house whose program of uses had to be organized in a single floor plan containing one en suite master bedroom, one secondary bedroom, a kitchen and a dining area in direct relationship with a living room that was also linked with a semi covered gallery, and a smaller living room that would function as a TV/cinema area. The commissioner also expressed his desire that the house should harbor an inner patio with plants and water.
A square floor plan with almost blind side walls was designed according to the Studio?s strategy, making the house turn inside, and open out towards the front and the rear, thus generating crossed views...