This modern mansion demonstrates a masterful combination of natural materials and minimalist aesthetics. The building's facade is designed as an elegant composition of vertical wooden slats that create a rhythmic visual pattern while simultaneously functioning as sun protection. These wooden elements add warmth and organic quality to the building, contrasting with the clean geometric lines of the concrete frame.
The architectural composition is built on horizontal levels, where the upper floor seems to float above the lower one thanks to a cantilevered extension. The first level is maximally open to the outside through panoramic glazing, blurring the boundary between interior and exterior. The base of the house is made of natural stone, creating a visually solid foundation and organically integrating the structure into the surrounding landscape.
Special attention should be paid to the play with transparency and privacy: the wooden slats on the facade vary in density, creating zones with different degrees of openness. In the evening, when interior lighting is turned on, the house transforms, and the wooden facade becomes a permeable membrane through which light gently filters.
Similar techniques in facade design can be noted when designing your own home: vertical wooden slats as a way to create rhythm and texture; combination of natural materials (wood, stone, concrete) to achieve balance; use of cantilevered extensions to create dynamics; thoughtful work with lighting that transforms the facade into a living, changing canvas in the evening hours.