#12580. Dynamic façade with sail-like elements: a contemporary dialogue of white volumes and glass

The presented project demonstrates a striking example of contemporary architecture with an expressive minimalist façade. The building is characterized by a dynamic composition of white geometric forms, including curved "sail-like" walls that create an impression of movement and plasticity. These curvilinear elements contrast with the straight lines of glazing and structural elements, forming an interesting visual tension.

The façade features pronounced asymmetry and a volumetric-spatial solution where various geometric volumes interact with each other. A key element is the contrast between snow-white walls and large glass surfaces, providing a visual connection between interior and exterior spaces. Also notable is the integration of a natural stone wall, bringing textural contrast and a natural element to the overall composition.

Structural details of the façade include protruding sun protection elements, glass balustrades for terraces, and strategically placed dark metal elements that emphasize the structural nature of the entire composition. The terrace space with minimalist furniture organically extends the interior space of the house outward.

In designing your own home, you could borrow techniques such as: playing with geometric forms to create a dynamic composition; using contrasting materials (white walls, glass, natural stone); integrating open and enclosed spaces through large glazed surfaces; creating multi-level terraces for a smooth transition between the house and its surroundings; applying expressive architectural elements (curved walls) as dominant features in the overall façade composition.