This is a modern residential house with expressive geometry, dominated by two main volumes with triangular facades made of dark brick. The dynamic facade is created through asymmetrical pitched roofs and large rectangular windows that project outward. These window openings effectively contrast with the monolithic brickwork, bringing lightness to the massive structure.
The central part of the house features a glass connecting element with sliding doors, which visually separates the two brick volumes and creates a transition between interior and exterior spaces. The minimalist approach to details emphasizes the texture of the dark brown brickwork with reddish inclusions, which becomes the main expressive element of the facade.
The architectural solution demonstrates an interesting combination of traditional materials and contemporary forms. The house is organically integrated into the surrounding landscape with autumn trees, while the spacious green lawn in front of the facade emphasizes the geometric clarity of the building. The architecture reflects a Northern European approach, where functionality is combined with expressiveness of form, and abundant glazing ensures a connection with the natural surroundings.