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Monolithic Architecture refers to structures that are formed from a single, massive material or element, either carved, cast, or constructed to appear as one solid piece. This architectural approach emphasizes unity, permanence, and sculptural quality, often seen in ancient rock-cut temples, contemporary concrete forms, or minimalist designs. Its aesthetic is characterized by visual solidity, minimal articulation, and a strong connection to geological or elemental expressions.
Set against the dramatic landscape of Brissago, a small town perched above Lake Maggiore in Switzerland, the Concrete House by Wespi de Meuron Romeo Architetti is conceived as a quiet…
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Located within the steep terrain of Caviano, Switzerland, the concrete residence by Wespi de Meuron Romeo Architects emerges not as a gesture of dominance but as a measured act of…
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Perched on the cliffs of Mallorca, Can Lis is a deeply personal work by Jørn Utzon. It is more than a house designed in 1971 as a retreat following his departure…
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