This modern mansion exemplifies contrastive architecture, where various materials and textures harmoniously coexist. The façade is built upon the interplay of three primary elements: a massive stone wall crafted from textured natural brown stone, white minimalist volumes, and horizontal wooden louvers.
The front section of the building demands particular attention, dominated by a textured stone masonry that creates a mosaic-like effect using natural materials. The upper part of the stone façade is crowned with wooden horizontal louvers in a warm brown tone, which not only add visual lightness to the massive stone wall but also serve as a sun protection element.
The white geometric volumes of the second floor create a sense of floating above the heavier base. Straight lines, minimalist forms, and sharp angles emphasize the contemporary character of the structure. The panoramic glazing on the upper level ensures natural illumination of the interior spaces.
The entrance area is accentuated with a protruding canopy and a laconic staircase made of light-colored stone, creating an expressive architectural accent. The landscape design featuring tropical plants, including palm trees and succulents, organically complements the architectural composition, softening the geometric forms of the building and highlighting its location in a warm climate.