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The image showcases a modern residential house with a contrasting dual-component facade. The architectural solution is based on the combination of traditional and contemporary materials: the lower part is made of red brick, creating a visual foundation and connection to the ground, while the upper volume, designed in the form of a classic gabled silhouette, is finished in white, giving the structure lightness and modernity.
The facade features clear functional zoning. The lower brick level has large panoramic windows, providing maximum interaction between the interior space and the terrace with pool area. The upper white volume with its characteristic triangular roof shape is equipped with horizontal windows with protective louvers, emphasizing the contemporary character of the building.
Particularly interesting is the contrast of textures and materials: the rough surface of brickwork is juxtaposed against the smooth white finish. This technique not only creates visual interest but also allows the building to harmoniously blend into the surrounding landscape. The metal chimney and railings on the roof add industrial accents to the overall image.
The property area is thoughtfully zoned: a wooden terrace with a swimming pool, an area with decorative gravel and landscaping elements, and a lawn. The additional volume of the garage or utility building supports the overall architectural concept, repeating the materials of the main structure.
This approach to facade design can be utilized by homeowners seeking to create a modern but not pretentious dwelling. The contrasting combination of materials, clear geometry, and functional zoning allow for creating an expressive architectural image without excessive decoration.