




Photo: House of Pictures
Like the use of concrete in this Estonian house. It´s from
House of Pictures, but don´t know much more about it.
Update: "Nice coincidence. The house was just showcased in a finnish magazine "Avotakka". It is a house for and by Heiki Suve, a former architect. He drew the house to himself during five years.There's also a video of the house here: http://kodusaade.ee/vaata,348.html" Thanks Henri!
We´re probably starting building our dreamhouse this summer (working on the last details...) and we might end up with concrete floors in the 1th floor. Still not sure though.