Podfuscak Residence in Croatia by DVA Arhitekta

This beautiful home in Croatia by DVA Arhitekta features recycled red brick that was actually waste from another renovation. Using this material allowed the architect to blend the modern blueprint better with its surroundings. Big window panels allow lots of natural light inside and smart use of materials, gives the interior an upscale look. It’s not every day you see a modern building such as this made from brick — it feels like a slightly warmer option than concrete or stone.

Architect: DVA Arhitekta
Location: Zagreb, Croatia
Materials: Red brick, glass, steel, wood
Project Area: 2350 square feet
Photos: Robert Leš

[via ArchDaily]

Joel Pirela is a creative director, writer, and designer with a passion for modern architecture, interiors, and technology. Based in Miami, he has spent more than two decades working in branding and creative strategy while writing about contemporary design and the products that shape everyday life.