The architectural object presented demonstrates a masterful combination of a traditional brick house with a modern extension executed in experimental brickwork. The facade of the extension is particularly noteworthy for its play with texture and volume — the protruding bricks create a dynamic geometric pattern that casts complex shadows in daylight, giving the simple brick construction depth and visual interest.
The facade is enriched with metal mesh inserts that not only provide ventilation but also create a textural contrast with the rough surface of the brick. The transition from the geometric brick composition to the wooden glazed elements framing the exit to the inner courtyard demonstrates a subtle balance of materials. The light concrete platform in front of the extension harmoniously fits into the landscape solution of the plot with elements of gravel covering and greenery.
In this project, one can see several techniques that can be applied in designing your own facade: playing with the relief of brickwork to create textural effects; using mesh inserts as functional and decorative elements; combining different materials (brick, wood, glass) to achieve a balance between traditional and contemporary; thoughtful use of natural lighting to enhance architectural details through the play of light and shadow.