The building presented demonstrates a successful combination of traditional brick architecture with modern elements of glass and metal. The facade is constructed with red brick, giving it solidity and connecting it to classical architectural traditions. A particularly expressive element is the central part with its curved glass structure and tall atrium, creating a striking entrance and providing abundant natural light to the interior spaces.
The architectural composition of the facade is built on the contrast between vertical brick elements and horizontal glass surfaces. The upper floor features panoramic glazing with a greenish tint and a curved metal canopy, giving the building a contemporary look. The entrance group is designed with a glass canopy on metal supports, creating a transitional zone between exterior and interior.
In designing a private home facade, several techniques used here could be applied: combining brickwork with large glass surfaces; using metal elements for accents and canopies; playing with the geometry of the facade through curved forms; creating an expressive entrance through a glass portal; and rhythmic placement of windows with clear horizontal articulation.