#16824. Perforated Brick Facade with Contrasting Window Frames

This modern architectural object demonstrates masterful use of a perforated brick facade, creating a unique visual rhythm. The textured terracotta surface with numerous small openings provides not only aesthetic appeal but also practical functionality, playing with lighting and ventilation.

Of particular note are the large window openings with concrete frames that project beyond the facade plane, creating an expressive contrast with the perforated brickwork. These deep window surrounds form an interesting play of shadows throughout the day, emphasizing the texture and depth of the facade. The bluish window glass reflects the sky, adding dynamism to the entire composition.

In the lower left part, a small balcony with minimalist metal railing can be seen, which organically fits into the overall concept of the building. This solution creates a private open space without disrupting the integrity of the exterior appearance.

For facade design of a private home, several techniques from this example could be adapted: using perforated elements to create an interesting play of light and shadow; contrasting framing of window openings; combining different materials (brick, concrete, glass) to achieve expressiveness. Even on a smaller scale, such solutions can give individuality and a contemporary look to a residential house.