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Contrasting Minimalist Facade with Dynamic Cantilevered Geometry

#8554. Contrasting Minimalist Facade with Dynamic Cantilevered Geometry

This modern house exemplifies a striking case of minimalist architecture with a contrasting facade solution. The building features a clean geometric composition where rectangular volumes of varying sizes create a dynamic silhouette. The main emphasis is placed on the interplay between black and white colors, giving the facade a graphic quality and expressiveness.

The facade of house number 4715 is characterized by an asymmetrical composition, where a protruding cantilevered volume with panoramic glazing dramatically overhangs the main white volume of the building. The alternation of solid surfaces and large windows creates an interesting rhythmic pattern. Particularly impressive is the corner panoramic glazing on the upper level, which not only provides abundant natural light to the interior spaces but also creates a sense of structural lightness.

An interesting element is the black volume in the central part of the facade, which serves as a compositional element connecting the upper cantilevered volume with the main building. The minimalist approach to details is emphasized by the absence of decorative elements — architectural expressiveness is achieved through form, proportions, and contrast of materials. The base section made of dark brick provides a visual foundation for the structure.

When designing your own facade, you can adopt techniques such as contrasting color schemes, using cantilevered projecting elements to create dynamism, combining different textures (smooth plaster and brickwork), and playing with the sizes and placement of window openings. It's also important to pay attention to the balance between closed and glazed surfaces, which allows for creating an interesting composition without overwhelming it with details.

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