The image showcases a modern building facade with an interesting architectural approach to brickwork. The distinctive feature of this facade is the use of protruding bricks that create a textured relief around the window openings. These horizontal bands of projecting bricks form a dynamic play of light and shadow on the wall surface.
The windows are designed in a minimalist style with thin dark frames, creating a contrast with the gray-beige brick masonry. The right window is partially open, adding dynamism to the composition. The architect skillfully utilized a traditional material (brick) in a contemporary interpretation, creating an effect of layering and depth.
This technique of "projected" brickwork can be adapted for private construction, allowing homeowners to create a distinct facade character without using expensive materials. Such a solution is particularly effective for emphasizing important facade elements — windows, doors, or specific areas. At the base of the building, gravel is visible as an element of landscape design, along with a part of low-growing shrubbery, which softens the transition from architecture to the natural surroundings.