Before us is a striking example of modern residential architecture seamlessly integrated into a hillside landscape. The minimalist facade is executed in gray concrete, creating a restrained monolithic image that contrasts with its natural surroundings. The horizontal geometry of the building is emphasized by a flat roof that seems to continue the line of the slope.
The facade is enriched with carefully considered details: wooden window frames in warm brown tones soften the coldness of concrete and create a visual rhythm. Large panoramic windows ensure maximum penetration of natural light and open up to the urban panorama below. Vertical elements of the facade are balanced by horizontal lines of parapets and steps.
The entrance area incorporates landscaping elements in the form of built-in flower beds and climbing plants that soften the rigidity of concrete surfaces. This integration of natural elements into the architecture creates a sense of harmony between the built environment and the natural landscape.
When designing your own facade, several techniques from this project can be adopted: combining cold and warm materials (concrete and wood), using integrated greenery to soften monolithic surfaces, organizing the entrance area through landscape design, and thoughtful placement of windows for optimal interaction between interior and exterior. It's also worth noting the minimalist approach to details, where each element has both functional and aesthetic significance.