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This modern minimalist house represents an expressive example of architecture where form strictly follows function. The building's facade is clad with dark horizontal wooden panels, creating a monolithic, almost sculptural composition. The contrast between solid surfaces and extensive glazed areas adds particular expressiveness to the structure.
The main facade is organized according to the principle of strict geometry: a rectangular volume with clean lines and minimal decorative elements. The expressiveness is achieved through the thoughtful arrangement of window openings – two small square windows on the upper level and a wide panoramic strip of glazing on the middle floor. The lower level, partially recessed into the slope, also features glazing, which visually lightens the massive structure.
An interesting solution is the absolute absence of protruding elements and cornices. The flat roof and lack of visible gutters emphasize the purity of the architectural concept. This technique makes the building appear as a single volume carved from a monolithic material.
For private housing construction, several techniques are worth noting: using horizontal cladding to visually widen the facade; contrasting combination of dark walls and large glass surfaces; laconic window openings without decorative casings; well-thought-out zoning of the facade with clear separation of functional areas. It's also worth paying attention to the integration of the house into the landscape – the smooth transition from the terrace to the swimming pool and well-maintained lawn creates a harmonious unity of architecture and natural surroundings.