This modern facade demonstrates a harmonious combination of functionality and aesthetics. Clad in vertical wooden panels of a gray shade, it acquires special expressiveness through the rhythmic alternation of decorative spindle-shaped elements between floors. These translucent inserts create a play of light and shadow, giving dynamism and lightness to the static facade.
The window openings are designed with particular care: bronze-golden frames contrast with the gray wooden finish, while the golden roller blinds add warmth to the overall color palette. The compositional solution is noteworthy—through the upper floor window, a historical element of the surroundings is visible—a dome with a clock tower, creating an interesting dialogue between modern architecture and historical context.
The facade design represents an interesting approach to organizing the outer shell of the building—vertical cladding lines visually increase the height of the structure, while perforated decorative elements between floors soften the strict geometry. This technique can be successfully adapted for private housing, where wooden cladding can give the building an eco-friendly feel and warmth, while decorative perforated inserts add unique character and improved natural lighting to adjacent spaces.