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The presented architectural solution demonstrates an excellent example of a modern reconstruction of a traditional stone building. The facade organically combines a historic stone base with a contemporary wooden and glass superstructure. The lower part of the house is made of rough natural stone, creating a sense of solidity and connection to the ground, as well as to the historical context of the area.
The upper level of the facade contrasts with the stone foundation through warm wooden panels and extensive glazing. The gabled metal roof gives the building a modern appearance while maintaining the traditional proportions of a country house. Of particular note is the cantilevered projection with glass balustrade, which not only extends the living space but also creates a striking architectural accent.
In the evening, the interior lighting transforms the house into a glowing lantern, with the cozy interior visible through the panoramic windows. The minimalist approach to facade details emphasizes the cleanliness of lines and forms, while the skillful combination of materials with various textures — stone, wood, glass, and metal — demonstrates the virtuosity of the architectural solution.
When designing your own facade, you can adopt techniques such as contrasting textures, using local natural materials in combination with modern ones, and thoughtful play with geometry and proportions. An important aspect is the relationship between the interior space and the exterior through large-format glazing, which visually expands the living space and ensures maximum connection with the surrounding landscape.