Before us stands an unusual architectural structure, a striking example of modern experimental architecture. The building has an expressive oval shape resembling a capsule or cocoon, and stands out with its white facade among the surrounding natural landscape with autumn trees.
The facade of this structure represents a complex combination of geometric forms and open spaces. The outer shell is made of white structural elements creating a dynamic framework around the interior spaces. Particularly noteworthy is the interplay between solid surfaces and voids, creating an effect of lightness and airiness despite the impressive size of the building.
The multi-level structure includes several floors with terraces and balconies integrated into the overall concept. The upper part culminates in an observation deck with railing, suggesting the possibility of a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. An interesting element is the geometric pattern of paving around the building, with hexagonal elements that possibly serve as light wells for the lower levels.
In designing your own facade, several techniques can be borrowed from this project: using contrasting white elements to create a sense of lightness; alternating enclosed and open spaces for facade dynamism; integrating terraces and functional zones into the architectural volume; applying geometric forms in the landscape design surrounding the house to create a unified architectural ensemble.