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This modern residential house is an excellent example of minimalist architecture, harmoniously combining two main materials: white plastered concrete and natural wood. The facade demonstrates a clear geometric composition, where the contrast between warm wooden elements and cold white surface creates visual dynamics.
A particularly expressive element of the facade is the wooden staircase with elegant white parapets, which serves not only as a functional transition to the second level but also becomes the central architectural accent. The wooden cladding of the lower part of the building provides visual weight to the base, while the white upper volume appears lighter.
The large panoramic window on the facade is framed by a wooden element, creating an organic transition between different materials and strengthening the connection between interior space and exterior. On the roof, wooden railings of the terrace can be noticed, indicating the use of the flat roof as a functional space.
When designing your own facade, you can adopt techniques such as contrasting material combinations, using wood to create visual warmth, integrating functional elements (stairs, terraces) into the overall facade composition, and laconic framing of window openings. The small landscaping around the perimeter of the house complements the overall composition, softening the geometric rigor of the architecture.