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A contemporary minimalist country house with expressive cubic architecture. The facade presents a laconic white composition with clean geometric forms and a contrasting wooden canopy that creates an open space on the ground floor. The architectural solution is characterized by thoughtful asymmetry: windows of varying sizes and positions, a play with the height of volumes, and protruding elements.
The interaction between the building and its surrounding landscape deserves special attention. The house is organically integrated into its natural context, framed by an autumn tree on one side and stone masonry on the other, emphasizing the dialogue between modern architecture and the natural environment. Large windows and the open-plan ground floor create a sense of permeability and connection between interior and exterior spaces.
When designing your own house, you might consider the following techniques: using contrasting materials (white plaster and wood), creating semi-open terrace spaces, asymmetrical window placement to achieve visual interest, and thoughtful zoning of the territory with landscape design elements.