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The house presented is a magnificent example of modern architecture where pragmatism meets aesthetics. The facade impresses with its geometric composition of clear rectangular volumes of varying heights. The architect masterfully uses contrast of materials: the dark stone of the lower tier visually "grounds" the structure, creating a solid foundation for the lighter upper volumes.
Special attention should be paid to the work with the facade textures. The lower tier is faced with rough stone, which gives the building tactility and connection to the earth. The upper volumes are designed with smoother materials, integrating large glass surfaces that provide natural lighting. The restrained color palette in shades of gray and brown harmonizes with the surrounding landscape.
An interesting architectural facade solution is the use of cantilevered extensions of the second floor, which not only create dynamics but also form protected spaces on the first level. The minimalist railing of the second-floor terrace emphasizes the modern character of the building without visually overloading its silhouette.
This approach to facade design can be adopted when creating your own home: combining different materials, playing with volumes and cantilever projections, creating visual accents through texture contrasts. It is also important to pay attention to the integration of the building into the landscape — here this is achieved through thoughtful landscaping using local plants and rocky terrain.