The image showcases a contemporary residential building with a unique architectural approach that combines several expressive elements. The facade integrates three primary materials: terracotta-colored brick masonry, vertical wooden panels, and horizontal light-colored cladding, creating an interesting contrast of textures and colors.
The most notable feature is the semicircular arched roof that gracefully descends to the ground on one side of the building. This bold curvilinear form contrasts with the rectangular volume of the right portion of the house. Such a combination of organic and geometric shapes gives the building a dynamic, almost sculptural character.
The facade is generously glazed: large panoramic windows on the ground floor and a row of standard windows on the second level provide abundant natural light and create a visual connection with the natural surroundings. The brick section serves as the central element of the composition, unifying the different parts of the building.
In designing your own facade, several techniques can be borrowed: the contrasting combination of various materials, playing with geometric forms, and using large glass surfaces to connect interior and exterior spaces. Particularly interesting is the technique of creating an architectural dominant feature (in this case, the arched roof) that instantly gives the building a recognizable and memorable silhouette.