#17297. Contrasting Facade: A Modern Interpretation of a Traditional Mountain House with Triangular Glass Accent

This architectural object is a magnificent example of a harmonious combination of traditional materials and modern forms. The building facade demonstrates an interesting contrast between the stone masonry of the lower part and the minimalist plastered upper section. The stone foundation made from local rock brings an element of rusticity and connection to the surrounding landscape, creating the feeling that the structure grows from the earth.

Particularly expressive is the pointed roof with its dramatic angle, which transitions into a glass gable - this technique creates a sense of openness and simultaneously adds dynamism. This triangular glass section serves not only as an architectural accent but also provides abundant natural light to the interior spaces, blurring the boundary between interior and exterior.

The horizontal row of windows in the upper plastered part of the facade adds rhythm and lightness to the structure, contrasting with the massiveness of the stone masonry. Black window frames and details create a graphic quality and emphasize the modern character of the building. When designing a facade for your own home, such an approach to combining textures and materials can make the structure visually interesting and give it a unique character.

The terraced space with stone tiles and metal railings organically fits into the slope, creating a smooth transition between architecture and natural surroundings. This solution is not only functional but also aesthetically appealing, uniting the house with the landscape.