The presented image showcases a contemporary private residence with an expressive asymmetrical facade. The project exhibits a minimalist aesthetic with clear influences from Scandinavian design. The main volume is finished in light gray with contrasting black elements, creating a graphic, memorable appearance.
The facade is characterized by an interesting gable roof solution with uneven slopes, which gives the building a dynamic silhouette. Particularly noteworthy is the corner glazing, forming a striking composition of windows of various shapes and sizes. The large windows not only provide abundant natural light to the interior spaces but also create an interesting play of light, especially in the evening when the warm interior lighting contrasts with the cool tones of the facade.
The entrance area is adorned with a canopy supported by thin black posts, visually softening the strict geometry of the main volume and creating a transitional space between the street and the house. The minimalist porch with wooden decking is complemented by small potted plants, adding coziness to the private space.
When designing your own facade, several techniques from this project can be adopted: contrasting color combinations to highlight architectural elements, asymmetry as a way to create a dynamic composition, large glazing to improve insolation and visual connection with the surroundings, as well as the use of canopies and transitional zones to create a multi-layered facade. It's also important to note the laconic finish and minimal decorative elements, making the house contemporary and low-maintenance.