Before us is a modern minimalist house embodying the principles of harmonious combination of geometry, light, and space. The building's facade presents an elegant composition of rectangular volumes, dominated by white color contrasting with dark gray accents and the brick masonry of the side section.
Particularly expressive is the frontal part of the building with extensive panoramic glazing, creating an effect of transparency and connecting the interior space with the surrounding environment. The architect masterfully used glass balustrades with a turquoise tint, which not only serve a protective function but also become a key decorative element of the facade, adding lightness and contemporary character.
The laconic geometric volume of the building is softened by skillful landscape design - red-green plantings along the facade mitigate the strictness of the lines. The structural composition with clearly expressed horizontal lines of the roof and terrace emphasizes the modern aesthetics of the building.
The facade features contrasting materials: white plaster, brick, glass, and metal, creating an interesting interplay of textures. The house is organically integrated into the surrounding landscape, and the wide staircase leading to the entrance area visually lightens the volume of the building, giving it a certain solemnity.
When designing your own facade, you can note such techniques as playing with contrasting materials, using colored glass as an accent element, combining geometric forms of different massiveness, and integrating landscape design into the architectural composition. The balance between openness and privacy is achieved here through the thoughtful arrangement of glass surfaces and opaque elements.