This modern residential building represents an expressive example of architecture where traditional materials are used in a minimalist manner. The facade is completely clad in light-colored natural stone, laid using a "dry stacking" technique, which creates textural diversity and a play of shadows on the surface.
The geometry of the building is laconic — a simple gabled roof and clear rectangular volumes form the architectural composition. Particular attention is drawn to the horizontal window openings of the upper floor and large panoramic windows with dark frames on the lower level, creating an interesting contrast with the stone cladding.
The wooden terrace, made of massive boards, organically connects the interior with the exterior, while the laconic steps emphasize the transition between levels. The thoughtful integration of the building into the landscape is noticeable, where paving and greenery complement the architectural appearance.
When designing your own facade, you can adopt several techniques: the contrasting combination of large window openings with massive stonework; the use of natural materials to create textural diversity; laconic architectural forms that emphasize the natural finish; transition zones between the house and the plot in the form of terraces made of natural materials.