The presented building demonstrates an expressive example of a modern interpretation of Alpine architecture with a unique contrasting façade. The composition's distinctive feature lies in the harmonious combination of a traditional gabled roof form with innovative cladding. The façade is divided into two clearly defined zones: the left section is clad with vertical dark wooden lamellas creating a rhythmic pattern and textural contrast, while the right part features traditional white plaster.
The architectural solution demonstrates masterful façade design, where traditional elements of an Alpine chalet are reimagined in a contemporary manner. The wooden structural elements of the roof with wide overhangs emphasize the connection to regional building traditions. Particularly noteworthy is the thoughtful window system — small windows in the upper part contrast with larger openings on the lower floors, providing interior spaces with natural light.
The design employs a technique of visually lightening the massive form of the house through vertical lamellas, which create an effect of permeability and visually dematerialize part of the volume. The entrance area is accentuated by a minimalist staircase leading to the doorway framed by wooden elements. In the surrounding landscape, elements of landscaping design using maple with bright red foliage are noticeable, further emphasizing the expressiveness of the architectural solution.