The presented modern residential house displays an expressive minimalist facade built on a contrasting combination of dark gray and beige panels. Compositionally, the building is conceived as a stack of rectangular volumes, where each level has its own character and rhythm of window openings.
The facade is distinguished by clear geometry and laconic forms. Dark gray plaster serves as the base, against which horizontal strips of light wooden or composite panels stand out, creating a visual rhythm and lightening the massiveness of the structure. Particularly effective are the large panoramic windows on the second floor with sliding shutters, providing natural lighting and connection with the surrounding landscape.
The entrance area of the first floor is designed with glass doors that visually lighten the lower level of the building, while the garage door is integrated into the overall composition of the facade without disrupting its integrity. A well-thought-out landscaping solution with a neat lawn, low shrubs, and concrete slab pathways emphasizes the geometric purity of the architecture.
This project demonstrates effective techniques for creating a modern facade: contrasting color combinations, alternating different textures and materials, using horizontal lines to visually expand the space, and integrating functional elements into the overall composition. These techniques can be adapted for the design of a private home of any size, achieving an elegant and contemporary appearance.