Featured by Havenist as Rock Star, Concrete House is one of City Beach's true architectural statements — a designed residence built entirely in off-form concrete, its raw, unrendered surfaces and sweeping curved façade unapologetically brutalist. Internal walls, floors and external fascias are all concrete, softened throughout by natural stone, charred timber, oak batten ceilings and a hand-crafted stone wall. A brass handrail with a rustic patina follows an oak staircase detailed with a shadow line.

Set across four levels on a steep split-level block, the home follows the topography and frames the Indian Ocean from almost every space.

Upper level — the family's private quarters, where white concrete imprinted with wood grain meets soft colour and texture. Ocean views from nearly every room, and ensuites to four of the six bedrooms.

Rooftop terrace — uninterrupted 180-degree views of the ocean.

Ground level — expansive open-plan living, including:
- Lounge room features a piano and a floating curved concrete bench housing the fireplace. With Executive Massage Chair.
- Kitchen in matte black cabinetry and porcelain benchtops flowing through to a hidden scullery. With dining room with views of the ocean.
- Playroom, office, boot room & laundry and guest powder room complete the level.
- Glass sliders open to a vast alfresco with outdoor kitchen, curved black concrete bar, pizza oven and BBQ overlooking the pool and spa. Lighting, outdoor speakers and concrete features including a curved concrete alfresco ceiling opening with planting.

Basement — a fully self-contained studio with ensuite and kitchenette, gym, cinema, bar and wine cellar, entertaining zone with pool table, sauna and ice bath. A window looks up into the pool above. Multi-purpose garaging with multiple EV charging stations.

Built to passive house principles with high-performance thermal walls, floors and roof and triple-glazed European windows, the home regulates its own temperature year-round — a rooftop weather station automatically opens the upper western windows in summer.