This building represents a striking example of mid-20th century architectural modernism with a unique façade solution. The façade features a characteristic vertical rhythm of light ceramic or stone elements creating an expressive textural interplay. Particularly noteworthy is the combination of vertical strips of white cladding with more neutral beige surfaces.
The architectural composition of the building is based on the contrast of volumes, where corner sections are distinguished by more active relief and texture, while the central parts are executed in a more laconic manner. The window openings are organized into a clear rhythmic structure, many of them equipped with external brown roller shutters, which not only serve a functional role but also become an element of façade design, adding dynamics and textural diversity to the building.
The top floor is designed as penthouses with terraces and small gardens, which softens the strict geometry of the main volume. Special attention should be paid to the corner solutions – rounded balconies create a more plastic image, contrasting with the overall orthogonality of the composition.
In private home construction, one can borrow the technique of vertical rhythmic articulation of the façade to visually increase the height of the building, as well as the use of contrasting materials to create interesting textural combinations. An important aspect is also the balance between functionality (sun protection through roller shutters) and aesthetics, which makes the building not only expressive but also comfortable for its inhabitants.