The photograph showcases a modern private residence with an expressive architectural composition that combines contrasting materials and forms. The main feature of the facade is the use of two dominant materials: terracotta brickwork with a diagonal pattern and light gray panels, likely made of fiber cement or composite material. This duality creates a striking visual contrast, where the warm texture of the brick juxtaposes with the cold minimalist surface of the gray panels.
The brick portion of the facade is designed with inclined lines, creating a dynamic diagonal pattern that gives the building a distinctive architectural signature and sets it apart from typical developments. Special attention has been paid to the window openings - they have wooden frames in a warm brown shade that harmonizes with the brick, and are organized in a regular grid, creating a rhythmic pattern on the facade.
In the two-story section of the building, the architects employed extensive glazing with access to a small terrace on the second level, which visually lightens the mass of the structure and allows natural light to penetrate deep into the interior. The lower level also features panoramic glazing, framed by the same wooden frames, creating a connection with the landscape.
For private construction, this technique of contrasting materials (brick/panels) can be effectively used to create a modern appearance for a house. Diagonal brick laying is an interesting decorative element that can be adapted even for a small facade, creating a dynamic visual accent. The combination of warm natural materials (brick, wood) with modern panels is a universal approach that allows for an expressive and functional facade.