This is an impressive example of modern architecture with pronounced industrial aesthetics. The building's facade is completely clad in Corten steel, creating a characteristic rusty-orange hue. The texture of oxidized metal gives the building both a brutal and warm appearance, while the natural patina on the steel surface makes each facade element unique.
The volumetric-spatial composition of the building is based on a combination of cubic forms of different heights, creating a dynamic, sculptural silhouette. The protruding volumes of window openings add special expressiveness to the facade – some of them are cantilever elements literally "growing" out of the main volume of the building. These architectural accents not only enrich the facade design but also functionally expand the internal space.
The contrast between the brutal metal cladding and large glass surfaces creates an interesting interplay of transparency and opacity. The glazing of different shapes and sizes is arranged asymmetrically, emphasizing the contemporary character of the architecture. The minimalist design of window frames in black enhances the graphic quality of the composition.
The surrounding landscaping with gravel paths, wooden decking, and laconic greenery harmoniously complements the architectural solution, not competing with it but rather creating a neutral background for the expressive building.
When designing your own house, a similar approach to the facade can be adapted by using more accessible materials with similar aesthetics – for example, panels imitating Corten steel or facade cassettes made of painted metal. The key technique is playing with volumes, cantilever projections, and contrast of materials, which allows creating a modern and expressive image of the building even with a relatively simple layout.