This captivating facade showcases an innovative approach to cladding using rounded shingle elements that create a fish-scale effect. The wall surface is covered with tiles in various shades of green - from light pistachio to rich emerald, interspersed with white elements, forming an abstract, almost pixel-like pattern.
Minimalist window openings effectively contrast with the textured surface. Two small square windows on the upper level and a wide horizontal window below are framed with clean metal frames. The horizontal panoramic window on the first floor creates a visual accent and breaks the monotony of the scaly texture, introducing an element of contemporary architectural aesthetics.
The play of light and shadow on the volumetric surface of the facade gives the building dynamism, changing its perception throughout the day. This solution is not only aesthetically appealing but also eco-friendly, reminiscent of natural forms and organic structures. It's an excellent example of how traditional materials can be reimagined in the context of modern architecture, creating a unique building identity.