Before us is an impressive example of modern organic architecture with a thoughtfully dynamic facade. The building presents a unique composition of cylindrical volumes, where the horizontal texture of the facade panels emphasizes the fluidity and flow of forms. The project's distinctive feature is a curved structure resembling a logarithmic spiral, which creates a distinctive canopy over the terrace.
The facade is executed in a unified silvery-gray palette using horizontal wooden panels, giving the structure both a futuristic and environmentally friendly appearance. The upper volume of the house seems to float above the ground floor thanks to the cantilevered extension, while rounded corners soften the overall perception of the building, making it an organic part of the landscape.
The ground floor glazing extends from floor to ceiling in the form of a continuous panoramic wall, ensuring maximum interaction between the interior space and the surrounding environment. The second-floor windows, in contrast, have a strict geometric form accentuated by dark frames, creating a contrast with the overall plasticity of the facade. The open terrace with minimalist furniture becomes a transitional zone between interior and exterior.
The landscaping is designed laconically: wooden decking, simple flower bed lines, and lawn create a harmonious framing for this expressive architectural object, emphasizing its innovative character and connection with the natural surroundings.