This modern house represents a bold example of avant-garde architecture successfully integrated into a picturesque mountainous landscape. The asymmetrical black facade with its dynamically inclined form creates a dramatic contrast with the surrounding nature and neighboring buildings.
The facade is executed in a minimalist style using dark cladding that emphasizes the geometric expressiveness of the building. A distinctive feature of the construction is the non-standard angle of the walls and roof, creating an impression of movement. Extensive glazing occupies a significant portion of the front side of the house, ensuring maximum light penetration and a panoramic view of the surrounding mountains.
The contrast between the angular geometry of the black house and the traditional structure with a white facade next to it is particularly interesting. The first floor partially rests on a concrete foundation, creating an effect of the structure hovering above the ground. The architectural solution is characterized by a thoughtful balance between extravagant form and functionality, making this house a striking example of a contemporary interpretation of countryside architecture.