The photograph showcases a modern resort complex with distinct tropical motifs. The two-story structure combines traditional and modernist design elements. The building's facade incorporates several materials: light-colored plaster, natural light brown stone masonry, and wooden decorative elements.
Particularly striking are the original lattice screens, serving simultaneously as sun protection elements and decorative finishing for balconies and windows. These geometric perforated panels create an interesting play of light and shadow while providing partial privacy without compromising ventilation. The first and second floors are united by vertical stone inserts that visually elongate the building and create a clear rhythm on the facade.
The architectural composition is complemented by thoughtful landscape design: palm trees frame the building, giving it a unique tropical character, while neat shrubs and a lawn in front of the facade soften the overall impression. Small open terraces on the ground floor with outdoor furniture in warm orange tones harmoniously blend into the overall color scheme.
For private home construction, one can note such techniques as combining natural materials (stone and wood), using lattice screens for sun protection, creating semi-open terrace spaces, and harmoniously integrating architecture with surrounding vegetation.