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This is a modern residential house combining elements of classic brick architecture with contemporary solutions. The façade is entirely clad in red brick, giving it warmth and substance. The two-story structure features an asymmetrical composition with several protruding volumes, creating a dynamic yet harmonious silhouette.
The left side of the façade is particularly striking with its spacious second-floor terrace, featuring glass railings and an open wooden roof structure that creates a sense of lightness and connection with the surrounding environment. The right part of the house is complemented by a glass-enclosed veranda with large windows, providing abundant natural light to the interior spaces.
The central entrance is minimalistic in design: sliding glass doors create a direct connection between interior and exterior. The terracotta tile roof with its gabled structure emphasizes traditional motifs in a modern interpretation. The architectural composition is complemented by a well-maintained landscape with neatly trimmed spherical shrubs, a hedge, and a level lawn that accentuates the building's horizontal lines.
When designing your own home façade, several techniques can be noted: the use of high-quality natural materials (brick in this case) that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also durable; balancing closed brick surfaces with large glazed areas to create a balance between privacy and openness; incorporating terraces and verandas that extend the living space and connect with the garden; using asymmetrical façade composition to create visual interest.