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The presented mansion is a striking example of American Tudor Revival architecture. The brick façade of the house demonstrates the characteristic features of this style: an asymmetrical composition, steep roof slopes, and an expressive gable with decorative elements in the form of vertical boards. Special attention is drawn to the entrance group with a small porch, crowned with a distinctive red tile roof and an arched entrance, creating a vivid architectural accent.
Windows – a crucial element of the façade – are presented here predominantly as multi-sectional constructions with white frames, creating a pleasant contrast with the dark brick walls. The dormers on the roof slope not only add natural lighting to the attic floor but also enrich the silhouette of the building. The semicircular window on the side façade adds an element of variety to the overall composition.
When designing a façade in a similar style, it's worth paying attention to the interplay of textures and materials – the combination of brickwork with wooden elements creates a warm, cozy atmosphere. The landscape design of the plot harmoniously complements the architecture: flowering shrubs and a well-maintained lawn frame the building, while stone steps lead to the entrance, emphasizing its significance in the overall composition.