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This is an expressive example of modern architecture, where container style harmoniously combines with functionality. The two-story building is executed in a contemporary technique, using modular metal structures as the basis for the upper section. The facade of the upper floors is clad in characteristic rusty metal with vertical ribs, creating a rhythmic visual pattern and adding texture to the surface.
The first tier is made of monolithic concrete with minimalist white finishing, creating an interesting contrast with the warm metallic top. The architectural composition is built on the interplay of materials: the cold concrete base juxtaposed against the warm metal of the upper floors. The facade is enriched with large panoramic windows that provide abundant natural light and visually lighten the massive structure of the building.
The open terrace on the roof with metal railings deserves special attention, as it expands the living space and offers an opportunity to enjoy the surrounding nature. The external staircase with metal handrails organically fits into the overall design, connecting levels and emphasizing the industrial aesthetic of the structure.
For your own house, you can borrow such techniques as combining contrasting materials (metal and concrete), using vertical elements to visually elongate the facade, integrating spacious terraces, and applying large windows to connect interior with exterior. It's also worth noting the number signs "45," which not only serve a functional role but also become part of the facade design.