Before us stands an expressive example of contemporary minimalist architecture embodied in concrete. The building's facade presents a bold geometric composition built on the contrast of volumes and voids. The main part of the building is a monolithic concrete cube with clean edges, in which the architect has masterfully carved several openings of different sizes and purposes.
The most notable elements of the facade are the large rectangular window in the upper section and a series of circular perforations arranged in an ordered grid. These round openings not only create a rhythmic pattern on the monolithic surface but also provide natural lighting to interior spaces while maintaining privacy. The lower level of the building is designed more restrainedly, with a minimalist entrance and garage doors integrated into the overall composition.
Particularly noteworthy is the diagonal line dividing the facade into two parts and creating dynamic tension in the overall composition. This diagonal not only visually enriches the building's appearance but also gives it a distinctive individuality.
The texture of the concrete panels with visible formwork marks adds tactility and depth to the facade, while the regular pattern of technological holes creates a unique texture that animates the monolithic surfaces. In residential construction, a similar approach can be adapted using concrete panels or their imitation, with attention to details—texture, perforation, and the combination of various geometric forms to create a modern and expressive facade.