Jesse James
Omar Nobil spent fifteen years working at the Banana Republic as a designer. He took his talents beyond style and opted to develop a sustainable luxury lifestyle brand Unincorporated Associates. The result is a company that blends architecture, clothing, and custom vehicles for an “immersive residential experience.” The first project is a concrete concept in Joshua Tree dubbed the Concrete Cylinder House.
The structure features a 3,200 square foot cement cylinder with three bedrooms and a guest house. The design is partially burrowed into the desert landscape. Details such as exposed walls, concrete countertops, and built-in furniture provide a minimalist aesthetic. There are also a pair of 180-foot tall windows that flood the interior with natural light. Along with the dwelling, the owners will receive 21 custom-designed outfits, and a vintage Land Rover Series III rebuilt with an electric engine.
Take a closer look at the eye-catching, monolithic structure in the images below and find out more from Unincorporated Associates. In the meantime, keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more outstanding architecture coming very soon.
Photos via Unincorporated Associates
