This is a modern residential house with an elegant wooden façade, demonstrating a graceful combination of natural materials and contemporary architecture. The façade is clad in horizontal wooden slats of a warm honey shade, which create smooth, flowing forms for the building. The curved corner of the second floor is particularly expressive, where the wooden cladding organically wraps around the contour of the structure, creating a sense of continuity and plasticity.
The second floor features large panoramic windows with thin black frames that contrast with the warmth of the wood and provide abundant natural light to the interior spaces. An interesting architectural solution is presented by the slightly overhanging second floor and the slanted roof, giving the building a dynamic, modern silhouette.
The first floor is almost entirely glazed, creating a sense of transparency and connection with the surrounding landscape. The house has a cozy wooden terrace with seating areas that harmoniously transitions into a well-maintained green lawn with young plantings. The overall composition of the building reflects the principles of biophilic design, where architecture seeks to integrate with the natural environment through the use of natural materials, flowing forms, and maximum interaction between interior and exterior spaces.