This outstanding example of modern architecture represents an impeccable combination of glass, wood, and concrete, creating a striking floating effect above the landscape. The facade of the building is a masterful study in contrasts and balance, where the cantilevered projections of the second floor create dynamic tension in form, while the panoramic glazing dissolves the boundary between interior and exterior spaces.
The upper volume of the structure features wooden panels and wooden ceiling cladding, bringing warmth and organic quality to an otherwise strict geometric composition. Particularly noteworthy is the corner solution of the second floor with a fully glazed facade that opens up to breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and distant valley.
The lower level presents a semi-open space with an illuminated stone wall creating an impressive backdrop for the open living area. This zone flows seamlessly into a wooden terrace with contemporary minimalist furniture, enhancing the impression of spatial continuity.
When designing a facade of this type, key techniques include: using cantilevered structures to create a dramatic "floating" effect; contrasting material combinations (wood-glass-concrete); strategic placement of panoramic glazing for maximum interaction with the surrounding landscape; and integrated lighting that highlights architectural elements in the evening.
This project demonstrates how a contemporary facade can simultaneously be an expressive architectural statement and a functional element that maximizes interaction with the environment and natural views.