This architectural object is a modern two-story villa with an elegant minimalist facade. The building features clean geometric lines and a well-thought-out composition of volumes. The facade combines several textures: white plastered surface of the upper floor, irregular pattern stone masonry on the lower level, and extensive glazing.
The upper floor deserves special attention with its spacious terrace protected by a glass canopy on thin metal supports. Metal railings with horizontal elements emphasize the modern character of the building. The panoramic windows of the first floor provide a visual connection between the interior space and the surrounding landscape, while vertical blinds add rhythm to the facade and ensure lighting control.
An important element is the cantilevered upper floor, creating a shaded area and giving the building visual lightness. The stone cladding of part of the lower floor adds textural contrast and connects the modern architecture with the natural surroundings. The laconic columns supporting the cantilever enhance the impression of the floating upper volume.
When designing your own facade, you can use similar techniques: combination of different textures (smooth plaster and natural stone), horizontal cantilevers to create shaded areas, glass canopies to protect open spaces, panoramic glazing, and minimalist metal railings. It is also important to consider the integration of the building into the surrounding landscape through thoughtful landscaping of the adjacent territory.