This two-story house demonstrates an interesting combination of a modern interpretation of colonial style with elements of traditional Latin American architecture. The snow-white facade of the building effectively contrasts with dark brown wooden elements, creating a clear visual composition.
The facade is characterized by an asymmetrical arrangement of architectural elements, which gives the building dynamism. The protruding balconies with wooden railings deserve special attention, as they are an important stylistic and functional element. The wide roof overhangs with visible wooden structures create an expressive play of light and shadow on the white walls.
Window openings vary in size and shape—from large panoramic windows on the first floor to more traditional rectangular windows above. Brown window frames add architectural rhythm and emphasize the geometry of the facade. The base of the house is finished with sandstone masonry, creating a sense of solidity and connection with the landscape.
The entrance area is accentuated by a wide staircase with metal railings that organically fits into the overall design. The well-organized surrounding space with gravel covering and landscaping elements complements the architectural appearance, while the location on an elevation provides the house with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, reflected in the large windows.