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Before us is an impressive example of modern architecture where the expressive brick façade with three-dimensional texture plays the main role. The architect has created a dynamic surface using protruding bricks arranged at different angles, which creates an interplay of light and shadow on the terracotta surface. The central element of the composition is a square opening—a window or portal—that cuts through this textured wall, creating an interesting visual contrast.
Particularly noteworthy is the method of laying the bricks: they are placed not flat but at an angle, protruding from the main surface. This technique gives the façade tactility and volume, transforming a traditional building material into an artistic means of expression. The warm orange-brown shade of the brick effectively contrasts with the deep blue sky, emphasizing the geometry and materiality of the structure.
Such façade design demonstrates how traditional materials can be used in innovative ways to create modern architectural expressiveness. For a private home, this technique can be applied to separate areas of the façade, creating accent walls or window frames. Even small elements with such texture can significantly enrich the appearance of the building, giving it individuality and tactile depth.