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See How This Row House Became The Best On The Block, With The Use Of One Simple Material

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When Landmak Architecture were tasked with renovating a red brick row house in Vietnam, they decided to stand out from the rest, by surrounding the home with a skin of white concrete blocks. By covering the home with the blocks, it not only stands out from the rest of the row houses, but also provides some added benefits.

h/t: contemporist.Photos by Trieu Chien.

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The main benefits are the additional privacy for the home owners, while still allowing light and air to pass through.

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The concrete blocks also provide a decorative artistic element to the home.

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Behind the concrete blocks on the lower level, are spaces for private gardens, that benefit from the rain and sun, that penetrate through the blocks.

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