A two-storey concrete facade faces the street and ... The post Ye strips Tadao Ando beach house in Malibu back to its structure appeared first on Dezeen.

The Malibu beach house that Kayne West nearly destroyed ... in concrete-block construction methods (pretty apt for the concrete house he just purchased). Real-estate consultant Dylan Eckardt ...

Kanye West has just chopped a whopping $14 million from the price of his gutted concrete house in California’s upscale Malibu in a move ... 4,000-square-foot beach house, and work is needed ...

The rapper and designer has relisted his gutted, 4,000-square-foot concrete house designed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando at 24844 Malibu Road ... along this same beach typically top out around ...

Joe Fletcher The concrete street façade is ... overlook the internal courtyard or the beach and ocean. A deck that runs the entire length of the house on the main floor is connected to the ...

Rapper Kanye West paid a whopping $57.3 million for a sculptural concrete house designed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando. Malibu, a beach city about 30 miles from downtown Los Angeles ...

Kanye West's gutted Malibu beach house has been put back on the market ... was made out of 1,200 tons of concrete and 200 tons of reinforced steel, which were combined to create an ultramodern ...

Perhaps unsurprisingly given its less-than-livable state, the concrete mansion failed to ... West sparked outrage when he purchased an iconic Malibu beach house that was originally designed ...

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For good measure, Soho House has opened Little Beach House Malibu, a petite club laid over two floors with ... with natural textures and an oceanic palette of blue, green and grey. Concrete floors ...

The work began shortly after the purchase with the City of Malibu issuing ... the house was built into a sloped seafront and is raised on four concrete columns above the beach.