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Tropical Modernism: House with Perforated Wooden Façade

#10439. Tropical Modernism: House with Perforated Wooden Façade

This modern residential house exemplifies a harmonious blend of functionality and aesthetics. The most expressive element of the architectural composition is the façade with its large decorative screen made of wooden elements forming a geometric pattern. This lattice structure not only serves as a visual accent but also performs the practical function of a sunshade, creating an interplay of light and shadow within the interior spaces.

The building form features a distinctive sloped roof silhouette, giving dynamism to the entire structure. The contrast between the warm tones of the wooden lattice and the cool shades of concrete structural elements creates a visual balance. Large glass surfaces on the ground floor ensure a seamless transition between interior spaces and the open terrace, blurring the boundary between inside and outside.

Special attention in the project is given to integrating the building with the surrounding landscape. The wooden deck with minimalist furniture smoothly transitions into the green area, while tropical plants around the perimeter of the plot create a sense of privacy and natural comfort.

To adapt similar techniques in private home construction, one can use modular lattice systems made of wood or metal, which not only decorate the façade but also provide solar control. Vertical rhythmic elements can become a distinctive feature of a house while being relatively simple to manufacture. Combining materials with contrasting textures (concrete, wood, glass) is also an effective way to create an expressive exterior.

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