Jesse James
There is something captivating and unique about brutalist architecture. The era of brutalist design has been making a return in recent years, and today we get a look at a stunning example. The L4 House was designed and brought to life by Luciano Kruk. The home was designed as a vacation retreat for the architect and his family. The dwelling is situated on the serene, pine-accented shore of Costa Esmeralda. The home provides an ample place to get away from the madness of modern life.
The space features large windows that provide panoramic views of the area while angular concrete columns and channels add to the home visually. To keep the social, living, and cooking areas within a communal distance from one another. The dwelling is situated in a single-floor orientation, offering a private quadrangular floor plan. Each of the four bedrooms boasts its own shower and bathing area. The home is adorned with modern furniture and elements, offering a purposeful, comfortable aesthetic. The roof of the home is host to a relaxing pool area that provides stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
There are even glimpses of Esmeralda’s shore. Take a closer look at The L4 House in the images below and find out more from Luciano Kruk right now. In the meantime, keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more modern architecture coming very soon.
Photos provided by Luciano Kruk
