This is a modern brick house that combines traditional materials with contemporary architectural solutions. The building's facade is an interesting example of contrasting design: the main part is made of red brick with an unusual masonry texture, creating a three-dimensional and rhythmic effect. Particularly noteworthy is the upper black module with a large panoramic window, which creates a striking contrast with the brickwork and adds dynamism to the entire composition.
The curved shape of the facade gives the building plasticity and organic quality, despite the use of rigid geometric forms. The entrance area is designed as an arched opening, adding lightness to the project. The minimalist landscape design with low-growing plants and Corten steel elements complements the modern aesthetic of the house.
When designing your own facade, you might consider several techniques: playing with the texture of brickwork (protruding elements create interesting light and shadow effects), contrasting combination of materials (brick and glass, dark and light), using projecting architectural volumes to create compositional dynamics. It's also worth noting how modern architecture can be organically integrated into traditional development — the new house harmoniously coexists with classic brick buildings through the use of similar materials but in a contemporary interpretation.