This image showcases an impressive modern house with an innovative façade design that combines brutalism with sophistication. The central compositional element is the expressive perforated structure made of terracotta panels, creating a cascading stepped effect on the upper portion of the building. This lattice construction serves not only as a decorative element but also fulfills a functional role by providing natural light filtration and ventilation.
The façade demonstrates a carefully considered combination of materials: the warm terracotta tone of the upper section contrasts with the dark graphite base and first-floor walls. The use of textures is particularly interesting - smooth surfaces sit alongside perforated elements, creating a rich interplay of light and shadow, especially noticeable in the evening when interior lighting shines through the lattice structure.
The entrance to the building is marked by a minimalist canopy and the number "38" on a black plaque, emphasizing the laconic nature of the overall design. The landscaping around the perimeter of the building gently integrates the architectural object into the surrounding environment, softening the geometric rigidity of the forms.
For one's own home, several key techniques could be borrowed: using perforated panels to create plays of light and shadow; contrasting combinations of light and dark materials; stepped façade composition to create dynamism; integration of the building with the landscape through thoughtful greenery; and the use of local lighting to highlight architectural elements in the evening.