This is a modern residential house with an expressive terracotta-red facade made of vertical wooden slats. The architectural solution represents a minimalist interpretation of the traditional gabled house form, however, the treatment of the volume is emphatically geometric and abstract. The building's facade is clad with rhythmic wooden lamellae, creating a play of light and shadow that gives dynamic quality and textural depth to the static form.
Large panoramic windows contrast with the wooden cladding, providing a visual connection between the interior and the surrounding landscape. The corner window solution is particularly interesting, seemingly "cutting" through the monolithic volume, creating a sense of lightness. The minimalist-styled chimney emphasizes the vertical aspect of the composition.
The house fits perfectly into the surrounding natural landscape thanks to natural materials and a warm color palette. The foggy atmosphere in the photograph only enhances the intimate and cozy nature of the space. When designing the facade of your house, a similar technique of vertical rhythmic articulation can visually increase the height of the building, while the use of natural materials will create a harmonious connection with the environment.