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This is an outstanding example of modern architecture that demonstrates mastery in using natural stone in facade design. The building represents a bold composition of geometric volumes clad in marble or other light-colored natural stone with distinct texture. The facade demonstrates a play with various planes and volumes, creating a dynamic yet monumental image.
Particularly noteworthy is the work with large panoramic windows on the second floor, which visually lighten the heaviness of the stone volume and create a floating effect for the upper part of the structure. The contrast between the heavy, massive upper volume and the almost completely glazed lower level creates an interesting tension in the architectural composition.
Lighting plays an important role in the perception of this building - soft evening illumination emphasizes the texture of the stone and enhances the geometry of the volumes. The architect has also skillfully integrated the building into the landscape, using height differences and stone steps, combining them with delicate landscaping that includes ornamental trees.
For private construction, several techniques can be borrowed from this example: playing with different stone textures, creating contrast between massive and light elements, using large glazed areas to visually lighten heavy volumes, and a well-thought-out evening lighting system that can completely transform the perception of the facade.