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This modern wooden house is an excellent example of minimalist architecture organically integrated into a forest landscape. The facade is completely clad in dark-toned vertical wooden panels, creating visual integrity and emphasizing the building's connection with the surrounding forest.
The architectural composition is formed of two volumes of different heights with flat roofs. The facade features clean geometric lines and a thoughtfully designed rhythm of window openings. The upper level of the building is equipped with narrow horizontal windows positioned just below the roofline, providing natural lighting to the rooms while maintaining privacy.
Special expressiveness is added to the facade by the contrast between the dark wooden cladding and the black frames of the large windows. The panoramic glazing on the first floor creates a visual connection between the interior space and the surrounding nature, allowing daylight to generously penetrate inside.
The open deck with minimalist metal mesh railings serves as a natural extension of the living space and provides a smooth transition between interior and exterior. The elevated position of the house above ground level on wooden supports emphasizes its lightness and integration into the natural landscape, while minimizing interference with the surrounding environment.