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The presented building is a striking example of modern architecture with elements of traditional aesthetics. The facade showcases an interesting combination of materials and forms. The main structure is made of red brick, which forms characteristic sloped roof elements on the sides of the building, reminiscent of traditional forms but interpreted in a contemporary manner.
The central part of the facade is contrastingly highlighted with dark red panels and large glass surfaces, creating a visual lightness to the structure. The second floor partially overhangs the first, forming a small cantilevered projection with a balcony enclosed by minimalist glass railings. This technique creates dynamism and a modern architectural accent.
Particularly noteworthy is the contrast between the massive brick elements and the transparency of the glass surfaces on the ground floor, where sliding doors open the interior space to the external environment. The ground floor facade is almost entirely glazed, ensuring maximum interaction between the interior space and the surrounding landscape.
The right part of the building features a large square window in the brick wall, which adds asymmetry to the overall composition. This asymmetry, however, does not disrupt the overall harmony but makes the building's appearance more dynamic and contemporary. The architectural volume of the building appears as a reinterpretation of the traditional form of a rural house with a gabled roof, transformed in accordance with modern aesthetic and functional requirements.