This is a modern beach house with an expressive facade that combines classic white brickwork and extensive glazing. The three-level structure emphasizes its architectural identity through the contrast of light walls and dark window frames. The facade is designed in a minimalist style, where large panoramic windows are the main feature, occupying almost the entire area of the two lower floors and creating an effect of transparency and connection with the surrounding space.
The facade design includes thoughtful zoning: the upper level with a mansard roof is more private and has a smaller glazing area, while the lower floors are maximally open for viewing and natural lighting. The architectural composition is complemented by vertical elements in the form of chimneys and lighting fixtures that give rhythm and scale to the building.
A special feature of the project is its interaction with the natural landscape. The wooden deck leading to the beach creates a smooth transition between architecture and the natural environment. Gray Adirondack chairs on the sand and ornamental grasses emphasize the coastal aesthetics of the entire composition. The open terrace with a dining area on the second level expands the living space and provides views of the water.
When creating a similar facade for your own home, it's worth paying attention to the balance between privacy and openness, the use of contrasting materials, and thoughtful zoning of space taking into account the surrounding landscape.