#7870. Mediterranean Façade: Three-Level House with Panoramic Glazing and Terrace

The presented country house combines Mediterranean style with elements of modern architecture. The two-story building features an expressive façade that harmoniously blends white plastered walls with brick inserts and wooden structural elements.

The upper floor is notable for its spacious panoramic windows in dark brown wooden frames that create an effect of lightness and transparency. The façade is given special expressiveness by the combination of rectangular glass surfaces with a traditional terracotta-colored tiled roof.

The first floor emphasizes open space: a wide terrace with wooden railings creates a smooth transition between the interior of the house and the surrounding landscape. The basement level is partially faced with stone, which visually strengthens the foundation of the house and creates an interesting contrast with the white walls of the upper levels.

The architecture of the house demonstrates a thoughtful approach to organizing space on a slope: the cascading arrangement of levels is emphasized by staircases and landscape design using local vegetation. The façade solution reveals the advantages of the site, ensuring maximum interaction between the living space and the natural surroundings.