This modern two-story house demonstrates an interesting architectural solution where the brick façade with its unusual masonry pattern serves as the main expressive element. The terracotta tile cladding creates a textured rhythmic pattern, showcasing a traditional material used in a contemporary interpretation. Particularly noteworthy is the varying density of the brickwork on the upper level, where the right section features bricks arranged in a perforated surface, creating an effect of semi-transparency and interesting light play.
The contrast between the warm terracotta texture and the strict black elements (canopy, pipe, frames) gives the composition a graphic quality and modern character. The minimalist concrete chimney and flat roof emphasize the contemporary nature of the building, despite the use of traditional cladding material.
The ground floor features large panoramic windows that connect the interior space with the terrace and garden. The wooden dining area under the canopy creates a cozy transition zone between the house and the plot. The facade design demonstrates a fine balance between material texture and geometric purity of forms, which can be noted when designing your own home.
This approach to facade design shows how traditional materials can be reimagined through non-standard application: playing with masonry density, contrasting textures, combining warm and cool tones in the finishing allows for creating an expressive architectural image.