This modern residential house demonstrates an expressive contrast of materials and forms, characteristic of current trends in architecture. The facade is divided into two distinct zones: the left part is clad in richly textured wooden finishing that gives the structure warmth and organic quality, while the right part is designed in a minimalist style using light panels that create a sense of cleanliness and space.
Particularly noteworthy is the work with volumes – the overhanging second floor with an accent panoramic window in the wooden section creates a dynamic silhouette. Sunlight penetrating through the tall glazing emphasizes the texture of natural wood on the facade. The architect skillfully uses the contrast between dark aged wood and smooth white surfaces, creating visual tension and harmony simultaneously.
Laconic rectangular windows of varying widths on the white portion of the facade are arranged with thoughtful asymmetry, giving the composition a contemporary look. The entrance area is accentuated by a minimalist porch with large concrete slabs that smoothly transition into the landscaping solution of the plot. Young vertical plants at the base of the white section of the facade promise to create a living contrast with the geometric rigor of the architecture over time.
The slightly sloped roof and minimalist cornice correspond to the modern stylistics. Overall, the facade represents a successful example of balance between an innovative approach to form and the use of traditional materials in a new interpretation.