The presented sample demonstrates an interesting example of modern residential architecture with an expressive combination of materials. The facade is characterized by the contrast between natural stone and brickwork, creating a harmonious interplay of textures and shades. The stone cladding of the lower part of the building is made of irregular pieces of flagstone in sandy-gray tones, giving the base a sense of massiveness and solidity.
The upper level features reddish-brown brick, adding warmth to the overall appearance of the structure. Particularly noteworthy is the asymmetrical pitched roof with a significant overhang, creating a dynamic silhouette. Large windows on the upper level provide abundant natural light and visually lighten the massiveness of the construction.
The entrance area is designed as a covered terrace with stone columns, creating a transitional space between exterior and interior. The landscape design with stone slabs separated by grass inserts organically complements the architectural solution and emphasizes the connection between the house and the surrounding nature, while the background mountains enhance the impression.
When designing your own facade, you could adopt the following techniques: combining contrasting materials (stone and brick); playing with levels and asymmetry; creating protected transitional zones; using large-format glazing to connect with the surrounding landscape; integrating the building into its natural context through landscaping elements.