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Before us stands an expressive example of architectural eclecticism — an entrance portal executed in contrasting brickwork. The main building is constructed from traditional red brick, while the entrance group stands out dramatically with dark, almost black brick. Particularly noteworthy is the decorative arched construction above the entrance with its curved top and projecting cornice, covered with moss and the patina of time.
The façade demonstrates a masterful combination of textures and colors: alternating horizontal inserts of red brick in the dark masonry create a rhythmic accent. The arched doorway with a semicircular window above it and a similar arched window to the side add classical elegance. Green downpipes and window framing harmoniously complement the red-black palette of the brickwork.
The entrance composition is symmetrically flanked by two decorative stone planters with greenery, which brings liveliness and homely comfort to the strict architectural solution. Special attention should be paid to the detailed craftsmanship of the cornice and canopy above the entrance with its curved form, testifying to the high level of craftsmanship.
In modern home building, such a technique of contrasting brickwork can be used to highlight important architectural elements of a façade. Alternating bricks of different shades, a decorative arch above the entrance, and the use of patinated elements will give individuality to any modern building, while symmetrical landscaping at the entrance will create a welcoming atmosphere.