The presented object demonstrates a striking example of modern residential architecture with a clear emphasis on geometric forms and material mixing. The building's facade features an unconventional angular composition, where the main volume is made of light metal panels, creating a smooth and laconic surface.
Particular attention is drawn to the contrasting combination of materials: light metal cladding dominates the exterior but is dynamically broken up by warm vertical wooden elements, especially noticeable in the entrance and staircase area. These wooden slats not only serve a decorative function but also act as a visual accent, softening the strictness of the metal facade.
The window openings are designed as ribbon glazing, which emphasizes the horizontality of the upper level composition. The first floor is partially elevated above the ground, creating a sense of lightness in the structure. The lower part of the house is finished in a dark color, visually "detaching" the main volume from the ground and enhancing the floating effect.
The architectural solution blends organically with the natural surroundings thanks to thoughtful landscape design with native plants and the preservation of existing trees, which create a natural framing for the modern volume of the building.