This modern residential house represents a striking example of contrasting architecture where color plays a key role in shaping its identity. The building's facade demonstrates a bold color solution: the upper level is divided into two contrasting sections – bright yellow and rich red, connected by a glass transition. The lower level is executed in deep black, creating a solid visual foundation for the vibrant top.
The horizontal wooden cladding on the upper tier contrasts with the vertical rhythm of the lower level, enhancing the architectural dynamics. Minimalist window openings are laconically integrated into the overall composition. Steel elements – downpipes and chimney – add an industrial accent to the general image of the building.
The house is organically integrated into the surrounding landscape: positioned on a hillside, it opens up to panoramic views of green mountains. The adjacent territory is just beginning to take shape, emphasizing the newness of the construction. The architectural solution balances between radical modernism and respect for the natural context, where contrasting geometric volumes become a bright but not aggressive accent in the green landscape.