This modern two-story house represents an impressive example of minimalist architecture, where geometric purity harmoniously combines with a connection to the natural surroundings. The building's facade is characterized by clean lines and minimalist white finishing, creating a sense of lightness and airiness in the structure.
Particularly noteworthy is the extensive use of glazing, which forms the dominant element of the facade. Panoramic sliding glass doors on the ground floor provide a seamless transition between the interior space and the garden, blurring the boundary between them. The upper floor features corner glazing forming a distinctive viewing platform, emphasized by a projecting volume that adds dynamics and contemporary character to the facade.
The facade masterfully combines white plastered surfaces with inserts of natural stone or concrete visible on the ground floor. This creates a subtle interplay of textures without disrupting the overall minimalist approach. The thin metal frames of the glazing emphasize the lightness of the structure and the modern industrial character of the building.
The wooden deck that smoothly connects the house with the garden adds warmth and naturalness to the overall composition. Mature trees integrated into the architectural ensemble create the feeling that the building organically fits into the existing landscape rather than being imposed upon it. This synergy between architecture and nature is one of the most successful aspects of the project.