This is a modern country house harmoniously integrated into the forest landscape. The architectural solution presents a two-level composition with a clear division of volumes. The lower volume combines concrete and wooden panels, creating an interesting contrast of textures. The upper level is designed as a traditional gabled roof, which gives the structure a recognizable silhouette but is interpreted in a contemporary way.
The facade demonstrates masterful use of contrasting materials: cold monolithic concrete and warm wood. This combination creates expressive tectonics and visual tension. The panoramic glazing of the ground floor blurs the boundary between interior and exterior, allowing the natural surroundings to "penetrate" inside the house. The upper level features abundant glass framed by wooden elements and is topped with a metal roof, giving the structure a laconic and modern appearance.
Of particular value is the terrace with a concrete base and wooden chairs, which serves as a natural extension of the living space. Minimalist facade lighting emphasizes the architectural composition in the evening.
When designing your own house, you can adopt several techniques used here: the contrasting combination of materials (concrete and wood) that creates an expressive play of textures; large glazing that blurs the boundary between internal and external space; a modern interpretation of traditional roof forms; terraces as an extension of living space; and minimalist yet effective facade lighting that highlights architectural details.