A single-level house meticulously designed in a brutalist architectural style, showcasing a strong and imposing presence through its clean lines, geometric clarity, and the unembellished beauty of polished concrete. The facade is crafted entirely from polished concrete, highlighting its smooth, reflective texture while emphasizing the raw, industrial appeal synonymous with brutalism. Central Entryway: At the heart of the design is a central entryway, featuring a minimalist black metal door with a matte finish. The door is proportioned to blend seamlessly with the overall structure, avoiding any visual distraction while still commanding attention. The matte black metal provides a sharp contrast against the polished concrete, reinforcing the modern and utilitarian aesthetic. Its sleek, unadorned surface is free from decorative handles or patterns, aligning perfectly with the brutalist philosophy of material honesty. Window Placement: On the left side of the facade, a horizontal rectangular window is precisely positioned, framed in matte black aluminum. This window is flush with the concrete surface, maintaining the uninterrupted flatness of the wall while allowing natural light to penetrate the interior. Its proportions are carefully balanced to provide functionality without overpowering the symmetry of the design. The frame subtly emphasizes the modernity of the design while blending harmoniously with the polished concrete facade. Garage Design: On the right side, the house features a garage for two vehicles, defined by a dramatic cantilevered concrete overhang (volado). This overhang extends outward, creating a striking horizontal plane that appears to float, showcasing the structural precision of brutalist design. The garage space itself is open, unadorned, and highly functional, with no additional partitions or coverings. The volado serves both aesthetic and practical purposes, providing shelter for vehicles while adding visual weight and depth to the design. The edges of the cantilever are sharp and precise, reflecting the careful engineering that supports the structure. Overall Structure: The house adheres strictly to a single-story layout, with no expansions, extraneous construction, or second levels. The proportions and dimensions align exactly with the reference image, ensuring a faithful representation of the original concept. The design prioritizes balance and symmetry, creating a sense of grounded stability and understated elegance. Background: In the background, blurred houses of modest scale create a subtle sense of depth without competing for attention. These background elements are intentionally unfocused, ensuring the visual emphasis remains on the brutalist house. The muted tones and simplicity of the surroundings further enhance the stark beauty of the polished concrete facade. This design captures the essence of brutalism, celebrating its raw materials, functional elegance, and uncompromising modernity, while faithfully adhering to the proportions and style of the reference image