This architectural object represents a modern minimalist country house with a clear geometric silhouette, organically integrated into the forest environment. The facade is designed in a contrasting two-color scheme: the main part is clad with dark horizontal wooden siding, expressively emphasizing the rectangular form of the structure, while the central vertical stripe is finished in white, creating a striking accent.
Windows of various sizes and proportions – from narrow horizontal to tall vertical ones – are strategically placed on the dark part of the facade, providing natural lighting and a visual connection with the surrounding nature. The corner element with large panoramic windows is particularly interesting, creating an effect of transparency and lightness within the massive volume.
The architect used a technique of contrasting materials and colors, highlighting the structural and modular nature of the building. The flat roof enhances the contemporary character of the structure. Small canopies above some windows not only serve a functional role but also add additional rhythm to the facade composition.
For private construction, one could note the following techniques: combining contrasting materials to highlight volumes; using horizontal wooden cladding to visually expand the facade; strategic placement of windows of different sizes; integrating the building into the natural landscape without disturbing the natural environment; simplicity of details while maintaining overall expressiveness in composition.