#11672. Twin-tower brick facade with diagonal textured masonry

The building presented demonstrates an impressive example of modern architecture where traditional brick takes on a new, dynamic expression. The facade is characterized by two monumental cylindrical elements clad in terracotta brick with a diagonal pattern, creating an effect of three-dimensional texture. These vertical volumes, separated by a narrow glazed gap, become the central compositional axis of the building.

The base of the facade features a more formal horizontal brick arrangement complemented by wooden panels, creating a warm contrast with the geometry of the upper elements. The side sections of the building have symmetrically arranged window openings with neat balconies, giving the composition a sense of balance. Dark metal frame elements emphasize the verticality of the cylinders and create fine lines that structure the facade.

Special attention should be paid to the work with brick texture — the diagonal arrangement of bricks on the cylindrical elements creates a play of light and shadow throughout the day, giving the facade visual dynamics. As a technique for private home building, one could borrow the idea of combining different types of masonry and materials (brick and wood), as well as using vertical accents to add expressiveness even to a small building.