The presented structure is a modern two-story villa executed in a minimalist style with pronounced modernist character. The facade is clad with light-colored stone panels, creating a monolithic, strict geometry. The architectural solution of the facade is based on the principle of clean lines and rectangular forms, giving the building a laconic and elegant appearance.
The facade's distinctive feature is the rhythmic arrangement of large-format panoramic windows with dark frames, which create an expressive contrast with the light walls. Vertical dark elements between the windows add dynamics to the building and visually enhance the verticality of the structure. The absence of excessive decorative elements emphasizes the philosophy of functionalism, where form follows purpose.
The second floor features a glass balustrade terrace with wooden accents, adding textural diversity to the overall composition. The ground floor is organically integrated with the surrounding landscape through a wooden deck terrace that connects the interior with the exterior, blurring the boundary between them.
In your own project, a similar approach to facade design can be adapted by using a combination of large windows for maximum natural lighting, laconic cladding made of natural materials, and creating a clear geometric structure. The key elements of such design are proportionality of volumes, balanced ratio of glazing to solid surfaces, and visual lightness of the structure despite the substantiality of the materials used.