This private house facade showcases a striking example of contemporary architecture with a contrasting combination of materials and forms. The dominant elements are two main volumes: the right section is clad in Corten steel with its characteristic rusty-orange patina, while the left features light-colored horizontal metal siding. The lower level is finished in dark gray with large glass surfaces, creating a visual separation of functional zones.
Special expressiveness is added to the facade by vertical and horizontal window openings of various sizes, rhythmically arranged on the Corten steel surface. A bright accent is created by the orange entrance door, harmoniously echoing the color of the Corten steel. The green roof with planted vegetation adds an ecological dimension to the modern design.
The architectural composition is well-balanced despite its asymmetry. The geometric forms emphasize the contemporary character of the building, while the use of different textures and materials gives the volume dynamics and depth. The minimalist landscaping of the adjacent area with clear geometric divisions complements the overall concept of the house.
This approach to facade design can be used to create a modern, individual appearance for a private home. Key applicable techniques include: contrasting combination of materials with different textures, using Corten steel or its imitation to create a warm accent, clear horizontal and vertical zoning of the facade emphasized by different materials, and bright color accents on the entrance group.