Revisit this concrete house and take in the innovative construction methods involving cutting-edge technologies never used in a self-build home before.
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The sixth episode of the 2018 series of Grand Designs' followed professional deep-sea diver and former teenage BMX fanatic, Adrian Corrigall as he built his dream home using only concrete.
Adrian fell in love with this cold uncompromising material in the skate parks of Scotland. Now he’s convinced his wife Megan to build their new family home in rural East Sussex almost entirely out of concrete – both inside and out.
No cladding, no carpets, no plaster or wallpaper, this will be as pure a concrete building as humanly possible. Adrian believes his raw, exposed, modular concrete home will be the ultimate 21st century country house.
The construction involves cutting-edge concrete technologies conceived in Switzerland and never used to build a house before. The hope is these new mix recipes will not only overcome the historic negatives of concrete but keep them within their £400,000 budget.
Take a look at the innovative features of this concrete construction.
Minimalist garden space
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Multipurpose kitchen and living area
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Concrete flooring and ceiling in bedroom
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Marble-effect concrete ceiling
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Concrete swimming pool
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