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13 years ago

Are the floors in the empty rooms poured stained concrete?

Cala Woods Residence and Studio · More Info

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Johnson Squared Architecture + Planning
13 years ago
Hello, The rust-colored/reddish concrete in the main house is normal concrete that has had a stain applied after the concrete floor was placed. The ochre/yellowish concrete in the studios was an integrally colored concrete that was coated with a clear sealant after the floor was placed. I hope this answers your questions. Thank you.

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