Domestic Concrete explores the Corbusierhaus in Berlin through its shared and transitional spaces. The series observes how concrete architecture is structured, navigated, and subtly softened by color and use.
Built as part of Berlin’s post-war modernist housing program, the Corbusierhaus is characterized by repetition, exposed concrete, and collective circulation. Focusing on corridors, stairwells, and communal zones, the series highlights spaces shaped less by representation than by everyday routines.
