The image showcases a contemporary residential house situated in a wooded area. The architectural approach to the facade is characterized by minimalist design with pronounced geometric forms. The primary cladding material is dark gray wooden siding laid horizontally, which emphasizes the linearity of the composition and naturally integrates the structure into its natural surroundings.
The facade features an interesting combination of materials: dark wooden cladding contrasts with warm wooden inserts in orange-brown tones, giving the building distinctive character. Large window openings and glass balcony railings create a sense of lightness and connection with nature, allowing abundant natural light to penetrate the interiors.
The cantilevered projection of the second floor with a balcony supported by thin metal pillars adds particular expressiveness to the structure. This solution not only creates an interesting architectural element but also helps preserve the natural landscape beneath the building. The glass balcony enclosure with both frosted and transparent panels adds textural variety to the facade.
The building is organically integrated into the rocky terrain, emphasizing the connection between architecture and natural context. The landscape design, utilizing large boulders and low-growing plants, complements the overall composition, creating a smooth transition between the man-made structure and the natural environment.