Prefabricated concrete house with gable roof (appearance)

Low-budget, concrete look, shell construction due to own work, concrete building material, prefab house, bungalow (single-story)

I suspected it. The first two are exactly the ones that contradict each other the most. Don’t fool yourself. Concrete look doesn’t exist in low budget. At least not nicely in my opinion. If I were you, I would put concrete look at the bottom of the list, look for a "normal" house, and then try to incorporate something selectively. There are some surface techniques like betonvivet etc. that can also be done by yourself. As accents.

Interesting, thanks for the inspiration. I would love to hear and see more from your house. Who are you building with? Yes, it’s a process of feeling our way forward here as well. With these example pictures, I was immediately blown away, but now a realistic path has to be found. ;)

There isn’t much to see yet, only digitally generated views. We are building with a local general contractor, for example, we can decide "spontaneously" during the shell construction whether to leave the precast concrete ceilings as they are or rather plaster them, etc. (which I expect). Depending on the budget, I find there are also extremely beautiful wooden houses or combinations of wood and stone, like from providers such as Baufritz. I know how it is with pictures—you look online briefly, find the staircase you fall in love with, go to the stair builder and he tells you what it will cost in the end. Then you delete the pictures and are happy again about the staircase you negotiated in the building contract :D

At least for the interior, that works. There is wallpaper with a concrete look. Then probably aerated concrete, gypsum plaster, and then wallpaper with a concrete pattern on it. Outside is more problematic, but maybe there is also a possibility. Perhaps you can sand plaster so that it looks like concrete?

At least for the interior that works. There is wallpaper with a concrete look. Then probably aerated concrete, gypsum plaster, and then wallpaper with a concrete pattern on top.
The exterior is more problematic, but maybe there is a possibility there as well. Possibly, you can sand the plaster so that it looks like concrete?

Lime-cement plaster possibly, and then seal it afterward?
But no idea :D

At least for the inside that works. There is wallpaper with a concrete look. Then probably aerated concrete, gypsum plaster, and then wallpaper with a concrete pattern on it. The outside is more problematic, but maybe there is a possibility there too. Maybe you can sand the plaster so that it looks like concrete?

Or simply not the classic plaster. For example, I find horizontal comb/broom plaster quite nice. What that ultimately costs more, I will have to negotiate spontaneously with the plasterer for our project.

At least for the interior that works. There is wallpaper with a concrete look. Then probably aerated concrete, plaster, and wallpaper with a concrete pattern on top. Exterior is more problematic, but maybe there’s also a possibility. Possibly, you can sand plaster so that it looks like concrete?

At least what the German furniture buyer accepts as "concrete look" can be achieved in many ways ;-)