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This modern mansion exemplifies minimalist architecture, where the contrast between white walls and black window frames creates a clean, graphic facade. The geometric composition is built on the interplay of protruding volumes—particularly striking are the corner panoramic windows forming distinctive bay-like elements. These projecting glass features not only flood the interior with light but also add dynamism to the static white mass of the building.
The architect skillfully combines various textures: smooth white plastered surfaces contrast with stone masonry on the left portion of the facade, giving the composition depth and tactile variety. Large sliding glass doors on the ground floor create a sense of continuity between the interior space and terrace, extending the living area during warm weather.
The clean lines, laconic forms, and precisely calculated proportions make this house an embodiment of contemporary aesthetics. Similar techniques can be adapted for less grand projects: the contrasting combination of white walls with dark window openings, the use of projecting volumes to create architectural interest, and the mixing of different textures (plaster and natural stone)—all these approaches allow for creating an expressive and modern facade even for a small private house.