This architectural project exemplifies a magnificent contrast between historical brickwork and contemporary glass elements. The building's facade harmoniously combines the industrial aesthetic of the old brick wall with minimalist modern inserts of glass and metal.
Particularly noteworthy is the series of large panoramic windows framed by thin black profiles, which create a rhythmic articulation of the facade and establish a visual connection between the interior space and the street. The wooden ceiling finish, visible through the glass panels, adds warmth and organic quality to the strict geometry of the structure.
The architect skillfully preserved the authenticity of the historical brickwork, not attempting to hide the traces of time but rather emphasizing them as an important design element. The concrete base serves as a visual anchor for the entire composition, giving the structure a sense of solidity.
For private construction, this project demonstrates effective facade techniques: contrasting material combinations, preservation and emphasis of natural material textures, use of large glazed surfaces to create transparency and lightness, and harmonious integration of different architectural eras. This approach allows for the creation of a unique, visually appealing facade that combines industrial charm with modern functionality.