Before us is a modern three-story house with an expressive architectural facade solution. The building exemplifies how functionality and aesthetics can harmoniously combine in contemporary urban development.
The facade is clearly divided into three levels, each with its own character and finish. The upper two floors are executed in a dark gray color with distinctive volumetric elements - pivoting panels that simultaneously serve as sun-shading screens and create a unique plasticity to the facade. These dynamic elements create an interplay of light and shadow, giving the building expressiveness and depth. The upper level also features a glass railing, likely enclosing a terrace.
The lower level of the building contrasts with the upper floors with its light shade and vertical louvers, which create a rhythmic pattern and provide partial privacy without sacrificing natural light. The side portion of the building is made of warm-toned brick, adding textural diversity and balancing the contemporary materials with something more traditional.
The entrance area is designed minimalistically, with neat white gates and a row of potted plants creating a soft transition between the urban architecture and natural surroundings. A large tree in the foreground complements the composition, adding an organic quality to the overall view.
For private home construction, several techniques can be borrowed from this project: the use of contrasting materials and textures (metal, glass, brick); application of functional elements as decorative accents (pivoting panels, louvers); vertical zoning of the facade using different finishing materials; integration of greenery into the architectural composition to soften strict lines.