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Before us is a striking example of contemporary architecture with an expressive brick façade, demonstrating an unconventional approach to working with traditional material. The building is a six-story structure with a dynamic façade created through geometric protrusions and recesses.
The façade is entirely clad in reddish-brown brick, arranged in an original three-dimensional structure. The key feature is a pattern of triangular prismatic elements that create a relief surface with an interplay of light and shadow. This three-dimensional geometry makes the building's appearance change depending on the position of the sun and viewing angle.
The window openings have irregular geometric shapes and are placed asymmetrically, enhancing the visual dynamics of the façade. The use of brick in such a textural manner demonstrates how a traditional building material can be reimagined to create a contemporary architectural language.
In designing your own home, this approach can be adapted on a more modest scale: use protruding brickwork to create small accent elements, experiment with brick laying angles, or create localized three-dimensional patterns on specific sections of the façade. The effect of volumetric texture can also be achieved using other materials – panels, plaster, or wooden elements.