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Monumental Modernist Facade: Harmony of Concrete and Glass in Natural Surroundings

#11957. Monumental Modernist Facade: Harmony of Concrete and Glass in Natural Surroundings

The presented image showcases an excellent example of modernist architecture with clear influences from Frank Lloyd Wright's style. The building features a monumental facade made of textured concrete blocks that create an ordered geometric composition. Particularly noteworthy are the vertical elements that emphasize the height of the structure and create a rhythmic pattern across the facade.

The building's facade is characterized by large glazed surfaces framed by heavy concrete columns, creating an interesting contrast between the massiveness of the material and the visual lightness of the glass elements. The architectural solution organically integrates the structure into its natural surroundings – tall eucalyptus trees frame the building, and their verticality echoes the vertical elements of the facade.

The terrace with a swimming pool, paved with the same block material as the main structure, extends the living space and creates a smooth transition between architecture and landscape. The dining area on the terrace with minimalist furniture emphasizes the functionality of the space.

In designing your own home, you could borrow the technique of using repetitive textured blocks to create an expressive facade, play with vertical proportions, and create a contrasting combination of massive elements with glass surfaces. It's also worth noting the organic combination of the building with its natural surroundings and the extension of living space through a terrace that unites interior and exterior spaces.

Individual design of a country house facade.