This architectural object is a striking example of a modern residential complex with a two-tone façade solution. The building features a distinctive corner composition with a dynamic configuration, where the upper part of the façade is finished in white (light gray) with horizontal cladding, while the lower tier is painted in turquoise, creating a clear visual separation of volumes.
Particular attention is drawn to the geometry of the roof — the sharp angle of the building's termination adds dynamism to the entire composition. The façade has a rhythmic articulation with window openings, and sun-protective canopies are installed on the upper floors, which adds not only functionality but also additional plastic solutions to the façade. The combination of straight lines and unusual angles is interestingly organized, creating a sense of movement and modernity.
The lower turquoise tier houses entrances and storefront windows, forming a public space. The contrast between the upper light and lower turquoise parts is the main technique creating the building's recognizable appearance. Such an approach to façade design can also be used in private housing: a two-color solution helps to visually lighten the building, tiering adds dynamics, while accentuated angles and geometric shapes create a contemporary image.