This photo showcases a hotel building with an interesting blend of architectural styles. The central part of the facade is made of decorative stone, creating a textural contrast with the smooth yellow walls of the main volume. The symmetrical composition of the facade is emphasized by vertical glazing in the central section, framed by wooden horizontal elements that add rhythm and structure to the entire composition.
A characteristic feature is the gabled roof with wide eaves, reminiscent of Alpine or chalet style. The balconies with wooden railings are executed in a unified style and positioned symmetrically, enhancing the sense of harmony. The combination of natural materials – stone, wood, and stucco – creates an impression of an ecological approach to design.
An interesting technique is the use of a stone central section as the dominant element of the facade, standing out against the more neutral walls. This approach can be successfully applied in private housing to create accent elements. I would also note the successful combination of large windows that reflect the surrounding nature, visually integrating the building into the landscape.