This modern multi-apartment building showcases an interesting combination of materials and volumes on its facade. The main feature is the contrast between the gray stone cladding, made of natural stone with a clear geometric layout, and warm wooden inserts that form protruding elements in the shape of horizontal "boxes" on each floor.
The facade is notable for its strict composition, where rhythmically arranged wooden elements create not only a visual accent but also a functional element - they frame the window openings, giving them depth and expressiveness. The texture of the stone cladding with distinct horizontal joints enhances the contemporary character of the building, while the contrast between gray stone and warm wood softens the overall strictness of the architectural solution.
The right side of the building is finished in a more neutral light stucco, creating an additional contrast with the stone facade. The ground floor is designed with columns, creating a semi-open space, likely for public use or parking. The building is framed by simple metal railings and a small landscaped area.
For application in private housing, this approach can be adapted by using contrasting materials to accentuate important elements of the facade, creating protruding "frames" around windows or dedicated areas. The combination of natural stone and wood remains a universal solution that gives the building both a contemporary and warm appearance.