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Three-Material Facade: A Contemporary Interpretation of Cubic Volumes

#7528. Three-Material Facade: A Contemporary Interpretation of Cubic Volumes

This project represents an elegant example of contemporary residential architecture, skillfully combining various materials and forms. The building facade features clear geometric lines and cubic volumes, which is a characteristic feature of the modernist approach to design.

The facade composition is built on the contrast of three main materials: white plastered surfaces, gray stone cladding, and warm reddish-brown wooden panels. The left part of the facade is made of textured gray stone with complex joint geometry, giving the building a sense of solidity and tectonics. The central vertical section is clad with horizontal wooden panels, bringing warmth and organic quality to the composition. The right part is minimalist, with smooth white walls and horizontal window openings.

The facade gains special expressiveness through cantilevered projections and overhanging elements that create a play of light and shadow. The distinctive wooden canopy above the entrance area echoes the wooden finish of the upper part of the building, creating a visual connection between various elements of the composition. Large panoramic windows are harmoniously integrated into the overall facade structure, providing abundant natural lighting for interior spaces.

The laconic landscape design with concrete retaining walls and minimalist plantings successfully complements the architectural solution, emphasizing its contemporary character. The overall color scheme of the building works well with the autumn palette of surrounding trees, demonstrating a subtle interaction with the natural context.