The presented building demonstrates a masterful combination of modern architecture and historical heritage. The facade of the house presents an intriguing dialogue between traditional brickwork and contemporary materials. The right section of the building is finished in dark gray with minimalist window openings that create a strict geometric pattern on the facade. The central historic part with brick masonry retains its authentic character but receives a new interpretation through modern windows.
The glass extension on the right side and the glass cube on the second floor deserve special attention – these elements bring lightness and airiness to the overall composition. Large panoramic windows and glass walls provide abundant natural lighting to interior spaces and create a visual connection between interior and exterior. The dormer window on the roof of the brick section adds an architectural accent and functionality.
The backyard with landscape design, including a wooden deck, dining area, and a neat lawn, organically complements the architectural composition. Natural materials are used in the exterior design: wood, stone, and potted plants, which soften the strictness of the architecture.
Among the techniques that can be borrowed for your own home: a contrasting combination of materials (plaster, brick, glass), the use of large panoramic windows for visual expansion of space, integration of open terraces to connect the house with natural surroundings, as well as preservation of historical elements during reconstruction with the addition of modern details.