This traditional country house is a magnificent example of a modern interpretation of classic mountain region architecture. The building's facade demonstrates a harmonious combination of various materials and textures that give the structure an authentic character.
The lower part of the house consists of a wooden log structure with horizontal beams set on a stone foundation. This technique not only ensures structural integrity but also creates a visual sense of reliability and solidity. Particularly noteworthy are the wooden window frames with contrasting light trims that stand out effectively against the dark wood.
The upper part of the facade is designed with vertical wooden siding featuring a characteristic rhythmic arrangement of boards. The triangular gable with decorative elements emphasizes the traditional roof shape and gives the house a recognizable Alpine silhouette. During the facade design process, traditional wooden architecture techniques were skillfully utilized, resulting in a modern yet authentic structure.
The contrast between the main wooden part of the house and the white extension on the left side deserves special attention, as it adds variety to the composition and emphasizes the main volume of the building. The slate roof with its characteristic dark shade completes the image, providing protection from harsh weather conditions and giving the structure a finished appearance.
This project demonstrates how a skillful combination of traditional materials and techniques can create an aesthetically pleasing, functional, and cozy dwelling that harmoniously fits into the surrounding natural landscape.