Reviewing Eco-Brutalist Architecture #architecture #brutalist

Exploring the topic of Eco Brutalism through the 1960's Brutalist Townhouse designed Pricegore Architects and located in Chelsea. #architecture

While the house incorporates design elements inspired by British Brutalism, such as cast concrete, it's important to note that designing a house made of concrete is not inherently organic. Concrete is sourced through a process that involves non-organic methods, contributing to environmental concerns. Architect Dingle Price's renovation approach, though introduces organic elements like reclaimed timber and lime plastered walls, creating a harmonious fusion. The Architects thoughtful response also extends to sustainability, with a comprehensive thermal upgrade and an air source heat pump. So while the use of concrete isn't organic, the overall design strives to balance contemporary living with environmental considerations.