The image shows a modern residential house with a distinct minimalist facade. The architectural composition of the building is based on the contrast of materials and forms. The facade is organized as a combination of clear geometric volumes: a rectangular upper block with an expressive canopy rests on a more massive foundation.
Special attention is drawn to the combination of textures and materials: stone cladding on one part of the facade contrasts with smooth light panels and vertical wooden slats on the balcony. This technique creates a visual rhythm and adds dynamics to the strict geometry of the building. Large windows provide good insolation for interior spaces and a visual connection with the surrounding landscape.
The architectural solution for the entrance group is executed through a cascading staircase that organizes the transition between the levels of the site and emphasizes the horizontal composition of the facade. The lower level contains a garage, which rationally utilizes the terrain's relief.
In designing your own facade, you can use similar techniques of contrasting materials, playing with geometric shapes and rhythmic elements such as slats. The combination of different textures—smooth surfaces with textured ones—gives the facade expressiveness without excessive decoration. An important aspect is also the integration of the house into the surrounding landscape, which is well demonstrated by this building framed by greenery.