This modern multi-unit residential building exemplifies contemporary architecture with its contrasting materials and clean geometric forms. The facade showcases an interesting combination of horizontal wooden panels in a warm honey tone and smooth gray concrete surfaces, creating a dynamic interplay of textures and colors.
The architectural composition is built on the principle of volumetric blocks of varying heights that project relative to each other, forming a visually interesting, asymmetrical silhouette. Large panoramic windows with black frames add modernity to the building and provide abundant natural light to the interior spaces. Small balconies with metal railings give the facade additional depth and create useful outdoor spaces for residents.
The ground floor is predominantly executed in gray tones, visually "grounding" the structure, while the upper floors are clad in wood, softening the overall impression. The landscaping around the building is minimalist, with small trees and plants in concrete planters that complement the modern architectural style.
This project demonstrates several techniques that can be adapted for private home facade design: combining contrasting materials (wood and concrete), using horizontal cladding to visually expand the space, integrating large windows for maximum light penetration, and applying projecting elements to create architectural interest and functional outdoor spaces.