This architectural object is a modern residential house with an expressive façade solution. The key element of the exterior is the openwork perforated cladding with a geometric pattern, which creates the effect of a "second skin" for the building. This decorative screen with a repeating ornament simultaneously performs several functions: it serves as a distinctive aesthetic element, regulates the lighting of interior spaces, and ensures privacy.
The façade is organized on the principle of contrast between the upper and lower tiers. The lower level is characterized by maximum openness thanks to panoramic glazing that connects the interior space of the house with the terrace and garden. The upper floor is more enclosed, with three symmetrically positioned window openings highlighted by white frames, creating a rhythmic composition.
An interesting solution is the combination of modern architectural aesthetics with traditional elements, evident in the tiled roof integrated into the white volume. The color palette is minimalist: white and natural wood tones dominate, emphasizing the texture and ornamental pattern of the façade.
This approach with perforated façade panels can be adapted for private construction of various scales. Such screens allow for controlling the level of natural lighting and creating a play of light and shadow on interior surfaces. When designing your own house, you can use modular perforated panels of various patterns, made of metal, composite materials, or ceramics, to create an individual architectural identity.