This architectural composition represents an excellent example of how brickwork can be used as both a decorative and functional element. The central design element is a cylindrical wall executed in perforated brick technique. This approach creates an interplay of light and shadow, giving the structure a sense of lightness despite the massiveness of the material. Of particular note is the alternating pattern of bricks laid with gaps, forming a lattice pattern that allows air and light to pass through.
The semicircular brick steps organically connect different levels of the site, creating a smooth transition between spaces. Metal railings with a minimalist design complement the composition without visually overwhelming it. The upper part of the structure is crowned with greenery, emphasizing the ecological approach and the connection between architecture and nature.
This type of facade design can be adapted for a private home, using perforated brickwork to create private areas, windbreaks, or decorative elements. It is not only an aesthetically pleasing solution but also a functional way to zone space while providing natural ventilation.