This architectural object represents a modern two-story house executed in a minimalist style with elements of industrial design. The façade is distinguished by an expressive composition built on the contrast of materials: light brick combines with smooth concrete surfaces and extensive glazing.
The front of the façade features clean geometric lines and symmetrically arranged architectural elements. Particularly noteworthy is the organization of the second floor with a projecting canopy supported by brick columns, creating an effect of a floating structure. Green plantings integrated into the architecture soften the strictness of geometric forms and add organic quality to the building.
The first floor of the façade is characterized by maximum openness thanks to panoramic glazing that allows the interior to be viewed from the street. This technique visually blurs the boundaries between internal and external space. The left part of the first floor is designed as a library with wooden shelving, adding warmth and coziness to the façade despite the modern materials.
The terraced space in front of the house, made of wooden decking and tiles, visually expands the living area and creates a smooth transition between architecture and landscape. Thoughtful evening lighting emphasizes architectural details and creates an expressive pattern of light and shadow.
When designing your own façade, you can borrow techniques such as combining different materials (brick, concrete, glass), integrating greenery into architectural elements, creating contrast between massive and lightweight structures, and the skillful use of panoramic glazing to visually expand the space.