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This modern building showcases an impressive red brick façade with a curved form that creates a dynamic architectural image. The façade features rhythmic brickwork where some bricks protrude from the general plane, creating a textural play of light and shadow. This technique not only adds visual interest but also emphasizes the materiality of the structure.
The curvilinear wall represents a bold solution that counters the traditional rectangular geometry typical of mass construction. Minimalist white window frames create contrast with the warm tone of the brick and visually lighten the massiveness of the façade. The house number "44" is laconically placed on a white plate at the entrance, which corresponds to the overall aesthetic of the building.
The entrance is marked by a small recess in the façade, creating a welcoming niche for visitors. The transition from the main façade to the side of the building is interesting, where the architect uses different textures and elements to designate functional zones without disrupting the overall concept.
Such technique with textured brickwork can be adapted for a private home to give it individuality. Even on a small scale, curvilinear elements or protruding bricks can significantly enrich the visual perception of a façade without requiring complex technical solutions or expensive materials.