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The image showcases an impressive example of modern architectural integration within a traditional stone house. The facade is constructed from natural stone with characteristic masonry, creating a sense of solidity and connection to historical context. Particularly noteworthy is the minimalist black extension with corner glazing, which creates a striking contrast with the traditional stonework.
The architect masterfully utilized contrast in materials and forms: traditional stone combines with modern black metal elements and large glass surfaces. The black sliding door below and the geometrically precise side extension with stairs demonstrate a contemporary approach to reconstructing a historic building.
An interesting solution is the creation of a vertical glazed stairway passage with a sloped roof, which serves not only as a functional element but also as an architectural accent. The interior space is visible through large glass surfaces, creating a visual connection between exterior and interior. The white walls inside contrast with the textured facade outside.
For your own facade design, you could adopt this technique of contrasting traditional and modern materials, use large glazed surfaces to visually expand the space, and boldly integrate geometrically precise modern elements into historical architecture.