Before us is a modern private house with an expressive facade combining various materials and architectural volumes. The composition presents a two-level structure with an asymmetrical solution. Particularly noteworthy is the combination of two contrasting sections on the second floor: the left part is clad with dark metal siding featuring a diagonal pattern, which adds dynamism and modernity; the right part is made of light concrete panels with distinct joints, creating a rhythmic grid.
The ground floor unifies these different volumes by using a combination of stone masonry in the lower section and light stucco above. The wooden entrance group with a natural wood terrace serves as the central element of the composition, softening the strict geometry of the facade and creating a warm accent. The entrance terrace with several steps and minimalist railings functionally connects the house with the landscape.
The window openings are laconic and well-proportioned, predominantly rectangular with aluminum frames. This solution emphasizes the contemporary character of the architecture. The surrounding landscape with lawn, round pavement tiles, and compact greenery complements the architectural image, creating a holistic composition.
Similar techniques in facade design can be applied to other private homes: contrasting combination of materials (metal, concrete, stone, wood), playing with geometry and textures, using different cladding materials to highlight functional volumes of the building. It's important to maintain compositional unity through repeating elements, proportions, and color palette.