Gregory and Caryn Katz are dwarfed beneath the cantilevered concrete overhang, which houses the bedroom on the upper level. The stackable glass doors that run beneath allow the house to open completely to the yard and swimming pool, soften the severity of the concrete, and blur the boundary between indoors and out.  Photo 8 of 35 in 35 Modern Homes That Make the Case for Concrete from Katz's Cradle

35 Modern Homes That Make the Case for Concrete

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A trio of 3,660-square-foot dwellings share over a third of an acre and answer a common desire for space, security, shared maintenance, and even a sense of community.

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