This modern mansion represents an impressive example of minimalist architecture where geometric forms create a dynamic composition. The facade is executed in a contrasting combination of light concrete panels and dark inserts, giving the building an expressive character. Particular attention is drawn to the cantilevered upper volume, which seems to float above the lower level, creating an effect of lightness despite the massiveness of the structure.
The vertical dark element serves not only as an architectural dominant but also as a functional element — natural light penetrates through tall narrow windows in this section, creating an interesting play of shadows inside the space. Large glass surfaces are integrated into the facade composition in such a way as to ensure maximum connection with the surrounding landscape while maintaining privacy.
The facade design utilizes techniques that can be adapted for private construction: contrasting combination of materials, highlighting separate volumes with color, playing with cantilevered elements to create dynamics. The integration of the building into the landscape through multi-level terrain gives the composition an organic quality, while the use of perforated covering for part of the territory addresses issues of sustainability and drainage.
A particularly successful solution is the interaction between dark and light facade surfaces, which change their perception depending on lighting and time of day, adding dynamism to the building without the need for complex decorative elements.