This modern house represents an impressive example of minimalist architecture where concrete, glass, and geometric shapes harmoniously blend together. The façade is characterized by clean lines and an asymmetrical composition, creating a dynamic visual effect.
Particular attention is drawn to the upper part of the structure with its pointed roof and large glass panels, which provide abundant natural lighting and establish a visual connection with the surrounding nature. The lower part of the façade is made of light-colored concrete with distinctive formwork texture, giving the surface tactility and depth.
An interesting architectural technique is the series of circular windows of various diameters arranged in a free composition on the façade. These round openings not only serve as sources of light but also become an expressive decorative element, softening the strict geometry of the concrete surfaces.
The curved element in the entrance area creates a smooth contrast with the predominant straight lines of the construction and visually designates a functional space. Evening lighting emphasizes the architectural details, creating a warm atmosphere and highlighting the texture of the materials.
For private house construction, several techniques can be borrowed from this project: combining different materials to create visual interest, using non-standard window openings as decorative elements, thoughtful evening lighting of the façade, and bold combinations of geometric shapes. Even with a more modest budget, the principle of contrast between light concrete surfaces and large glass planes can be adapted using more affordable materials.