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This modern building represents a striking example of contrasting architecture, combining various materials and geometric forms. The facade is characterized by an interesting dialogue between rich red brickwork and austere dark gray metal panels. The corner section of the structure looks particularly expressive, where the dark volume overhangs the brick base, creating a dynamic visual effect.
The architectural composition is built on a contrasting juxtaposition of different volumes — brick, glass, and panel-clad elements. The central part of the building features large glass surfaces, providing abundant natural light to the interior spaces. The asymmetrical arrangement of window openings of different sizes adds rhythmic expressiveness and contemporary character to the facade.
Notable is the terraced solution of the site with stone retaining walls and integrated flower beds, which harmoniously connects the building with the surrounding landscape. The wooden deck in front of the house serves as a transitional zone between interior and exterior, expanding the living space.
In your own facade design, several techniques can be borrowed from this example: the use of contrasting materials to highlight different functional zones of the house; playing with protruding volumes to create a dynamic silhouette; combining traditional (brick) and modern (metal panels, large glass surfaces) materials to achieve a visually interesting yet harmonious appearance of the building.