The image showcases a modern two-story residential house with an impressive combined façade. The architectural composition is built on the contrast between two main volumes with asymmetrical pitched roofs of different heights, creating a dynamic silhouette and adding visual lightness to the building.
The façade is designed in a modernist style using gray brick as the primary material, complemented by dark vertical panels, which creates an expressive textural interplay. Particular attention is drawn to the thoughtful combination of different textures—rough brickwork and smooth dark surfaces. This contrast is enhanced by the geometric purity of lines and forms.
The window openings with aluminum frames have a clear rectangular shape and are asymmetrically positioned, emphasizing the contemporary character of the structure. The architectural expressiveness is enhanced by external roller shutters on the windows, which not only serve a functional purpose but also become an element of the façade decoration.
The landscape design of the plot harmoniously complements the architecture of the house: neat stone retaining walls form raised flowerbeds with ornamental plants, while coniferous and deciduous plantings soften the strict geometry of the building. An interesting technique is the use of stone elements in the landscape that echo the texture of the façade, creating a unified stylistic solution.
When designing your own façade, you can adopt several techniques from this project: combining contrasting materials to create visual interest, asymmetrical placement of architectural elements, using multi-level volumes and roofs, as well as careful development of the surrounding landscape as a continuation of the architectural concept of the house.