The architectural object presented is a picturesque country house with elements of colonial style and local traditions. The façade employs a combined technique: the lower level combines brickwork with surfaces plastered and painted in a warm yellow color, creating a pleasant color contrast.
The façade features an asymmetrical composition with a gabled roof and characteristic pediments. In the upper part of the house, the architect used decorative wooden elements in a half-timbered style, giving the building a European charm. The roof is covered with terracotta tiles that harmoniously blend with the brick elements.
Wooden window frames with wrought iron grilles and wooden columns supporting the porch canopy draw special attention. The entrance area is finished with terracotta tiles forming a small terrace. The façade is adorned with hanging baskets of vibrant flowers, enlivening the overall composition.
The architectural solution organically fits into the surrounding landscape, creating an atmosphere of comfort and connection with nature. This type of country house is typical for the Latin American region, where traditional European elements have been adapted to the local climate and culture.