The image showcases an impressive doorway fashioned as a "radiant" facade made of copper pipes. This is a striking example of contemporary design where industrial aesthetics merge with artistic approach. The copper pipes, arranged radially, create a dramatic effect of a spreading sun or fan, forming an arched passage.
The facade of this entrance portal is remarkable in how it transforms utilitarian material into an element of high design. The parallel copper tubes converging toward the center of the passage not only create a visually captivating perspective but also form an immersive tactile experience when passing through them. The warm copper tone contrasts with the gray concrete background, emphasizing the architectural gesture.
This facade treatment approach can be adapted for a private home, for example, as a decorative element of the entrance group, zoning space on the site, or even as part of the interior. Using metal pipes or other linear elements arranged radially can create a focal point in the design, attracting attention and serving as a signature feature of the building. You can experiment with materials - from copper to brass, bronze, or even painted steel - depending on the overall concept and budget.