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Monolithic Black Façade: Minimalism and Geometry in a Contemporary House

#17428. Monolithic Black Façade: Minimalism and Geometry in a Contemporary House

This minimalist house exemplifies contemporary architecture with its monolithic dark façade. The building features a distinct geometric shape with pronounced horizontal lines and a minimal number of window openings, creating a sense of privacy and security. The dark, almost black façade cladding appears solid and gives the building a sculptural character.

The façade solution is characterized by its simplicity — there are no decorative elements, projections, or cornices. The minimalist window openings of varying sizes are asymmetrically placed on the façade surfaces, adding dynamism to the overall composition. An interesting design feature is the contrast between the massiveness of the building and the lightness of the landscape design with white flowers and ornamental grasses at the base of the house.

This approach to façade design can be utilized to create a modern private residence, emphasizing clean lines and geometry. Dark façade materials require special attention to execution quality but allow for an effect of elegant restraint. The contrast between dark façade materials and the surrounding landscape, as well as the thoughtful paving system with alternating tiles and gravel, create a cohesive architectural composition.

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